Cylinder Head won't come off 1984 Pickup! Need Help
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Cylinder Head won't come off 1984 Pickup! Need Help
I just bought a well used 84 toyota pickup with a 22r, in the hopes of rebuilding the engine after the timing chain apparently slipped. I have removed both the exhaust and intake manifolds, unbolted the front 12mm bolt into the block, and tried nearly every damned thing I could unscrew and unscrewed it but the cylinder head will not lift off. i've never torn down a 22r before, and the chilton manual is not a big help. The only thing I can think of is that below the rocker arm are 2 big allen wrench bolts/washers things that I'm wondering if they lock down the top to the block. Does anyone have any idea what's going on here. Your help is greatly appreciated. I would love to get this thing off.
#6
Thanks guys, but everything is off, and I'm concerned someone may have used some serious gasket glue to fix it on. Heater bolts are off, front cam bolt out. Timing chain cover bolt out. Both manifolds out. The question now is, if all the bolts are out, what is the next step? Any thoughts?
#7
did you remove the bolt that is toward the front. There is a small pool of oil that covers the bolt and is missed. The bolt is vertical in orientation and just below the cam gear (somewhere around there you should find it). This i believe helps hold the timing chain cover, not sure if you removed that already.
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#11
Thanks for the help ya'll.
I just got the head off, finally, after talking the handle from my jack that is rubberized and putting it gently into the distributer hole and levered it gently up. I appreciate all the help, and will definitely use this forum again,
chad
chad
#14
Thanks ya'll. Next step is trying to decide whether or not to replace the valves. There is definite carbon buildup, but I don't know whether or not a steel brush will do the work, or whether they need to be refinished. any thoughts?
chad
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