Rustynail Posted February 17, 2017 Posted February 17, 2017 Has anybody any ideas or tips for removing my cylinder head from my 750 es? I've been pouring diesel and penetrating oil down the studs, but its still stuck solid. Starting to annoy me now, had to come out of the shed because I was starting to look at a SLEDGE HAMMER Quote
Captain Chaos Posted February 17, 2017 Posted February 17, 2017 dunno but starting 3 topics about it won't really help 2 Quote
Rustynail Posted February 17, 2017 Author Posted February 17, 2017 (edited) 1 hour ago, Captain Chaos said: dunno but starting 3 topics about it won't really help Totally agree,looks like sodding track pad thingy button sticking or I was a bit heavy handed thinking about that sodding engine Edited February 17, 2017 by Rustynail Spelling Quote
fab Posted May 18, 2019 Posted May 18, 2019 use a heat gun or hair dryer and heat the head and cylinder up. also use some worth rust of down the studs. Quote
nlovien Posted May 18, 2019 Posted May 18, 2019 the following are known tricks for another engine prone to stuck barrels - necessary because of rarity of said barrel , if the one you have is reasonably easy to find replacement then i'd seriously consider your 1st though -- sledge hammer! ( possibly a grinder and slice n dice as a better option for killing it ) - - and after you've got serious with heat and tried locking nuts together to extract the studs etc.. type things 1) drill pilot hole near base of none oil return studs - so your lub can be seen to circulate down to the stuck area 2) make a crude thin wall sleeve with a few bottom teeth - something that can sleeve over the stud and rotate / work yir way down whilst continually washing out the crap 3) fook it - back to 1 and drill through the stud as well = now a weak point - try and shear the stud off - fix the mess later 4) split the cases and see if there is any purchase on the barrel from underneath - probably not - you might get lucky via a soft block across the liners and a bit of tapping but prone to damaging the liner entry - you can make a soft expander - see a cheapo tube expander for example - this will grip inside the liner where its well supported by the barrel - you can have a top plate secured on the studs but not sitting on top of the barrel and via a thread n nut pull on the expander - or you could tappity tap on the bottom - risk is, does the liner come out before the barrel comes off ? 5) order the replacement barrel and get the grinder oot 1 Quote
homer Posted May 18, 2019 Posted May 18, 2019 Step 1. Remove head nuts Step 2. Instal cam cover Step 3. Start the engine Step 4. Rev it to the limiter Step 5. Wait until the head pops Sorry I had to. Have done this to a Gurls blouse engine. It was fun 3 Quote
johnr Posted May 18, 2019 Posted May 18, 2019 I'm assuming you've removed all the small bolts and all the head nuts. Quote
Rustynail Posted May 19, 2019 Author Posted May 19, 2019 Old topic. Let’s not re-live the nightmare 1 Quote
Gixer1460 Posted May 19, 2019 Posted May 19, 2019 3 hours ago, Rustynail said: Old topic. Let’s not re-live the nightmare That'll teach you for not reporting the outcome - children have enquiring minds - full gory details pls. Quote
Rustynail Posted May 19, 2019 Author Posted May 19, 2019 The full disclosure of this nightmare is in a duplicate thread from a while ago but to cut a long story short, after taking on board some advice from the scholars of OSS land After some initial movement it was just not havin it so eventually Mr impatient turned up and I ended up with “err 2 very nice doorstops “ 2 Quote
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