

| Subject: | Re: how to remove driver's side "engine tin" pushrod cover |
| From: | Larry Alofs |
| Date: | Wed, 20 Jul 2005 17:16:14 -0500 |
Ben S wrote: > great advice guys..... can't believe i didn't think of it already! > especially since i already got a replacement tin, so if i cut the old > one out and notch the new one, i never even have to remove those > bolts!! > > but i'd still kind of like to as a matter of principle. would it be > easier to get these out if i ran the engine for awhile and let > everything get up to temperature?? i seem to recall that for any > given type of metal the size of a hole will increase more than the > size of a cylinder of equal diameter when subjected to an equal > increase in temperature.... true??? Ben, you want the aluminum head cold when removing header bolts, spark plugs, etc. to reduce the odds of damaging the treads. Larry A.
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