Bp05 head “thickness” measurement.
Aka- how do I know if my head has been shaved? And try as I might, I cannot remember the technical term for that measurement. I don’t have a FSM, so I can’t look it up, and I can’t google it if I don’t remember the terminology.
My google results were mostly about about how much material can be taken from the head. I need to know the spot to use my calipers to measure the head height, and the stock height measurement. Thanks. |
You can search Google and find the FSM on PDF.
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Originally Posted by Project:Kinzy
(Post 1528299)
Aka- how do I know if my head has been shaved? And try as I might, I cannot remember the technical term for that measurement. I don’t have a FSM, so I can’t look it up, and I can’t google it if I don’t remember the terminology.
My google results were mostly about about how much material can be taken from the head. I need to know the spot to use my calipers to measure the head height, and the stock height measurement. Thanks. |
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Originally Posted by Midtenn
(Post 1528376)
You can search Google and find the FSM on PDF.
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Originally Posted by Project:Kinzy
(Post 1528390)
could you be any more dense?
Originally Posted by Project:Kinzy
(Post 1528390)
Did you even read what I typed?
In case you haven't gotten it yet, we aren't here to hand you the information. If you'd clicked on the 1st link that popped up, picked the service manual for the year of your car and took the time to go through the engine section it'd be there... in plain sight. |
I’m not here to be spoon fed. I needed a word, a terminology, a phrase. Something to get me to the point where I can keep searching. Ya failed. The fact remains- search all you want, you won’t find it if you don’t need know the word to use.
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Originally Posted by HarryB
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Originally Posted by Project:Kinzy
(Post 1528399)
Ya failed. The fact remains- search all you want, you won’t find it if you don’t need know the word to use.
https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...25e4bf8172.jpg . |
Originally Posted by bahurd
(Post 1528405)
I see what you did there ;) |
Originally Posted by Project:Kinzy
(Post 1528401)
thanks, what were the search terms you used?
And Bahurd is basically right. You are asking for an OEM spec on an OEM engine. Only natural place to look for it is on the FSM (as with any OEM spec) |
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