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Old October 29th, 2009, 12:29 AM   #1
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I deleted my smog when I changed my heads. I thought I had an exhaust leak at the headers but I changed my gaskets today and its the same. So, I felt around for air coming out and I found out that I forgot to plug the holes in the back of the heads haha. So tomorrow morning I'm gonna pick up some bolts from ACE. Anyone know the size bolt I should get?
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The thread size in the head is 5/8-11.
The size of the thread in the Thermactor Plug (part # F4ZZ-6E086-A) is 5/16-18.
If you don't have the Thermactor Plugs in the heads, you can use a 5/8-11 x 3/4" long bolt from your local Hardware Store to plug the hole in the head. Most of the ones I have seen have had a 7/8" head on them.
I agree that using a bolt makes for a much cleaner look, if you can see them.
P.S. You might have to clean out the carbon deposits in the threads if your heads have been run with the Thermactor Tube previously hooked up and if everything was in working order.
Maybe this info. will help you out a little
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Old October 29th, 2009, 01:34 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by flyin ryan View Post
The thread size in the head is 5/8-11.
The size of the thread in the Thermactor Plug (part # F4ZZ-6E086-A) is 5/16-18.
If you don't have the Thermactor Plugs in the heads, you can use a 5/8-11 x 3/4" long bolt from your local Hardware Store to plug the hole in the head. Most of the ones I have seen have had a 7/8" head on them.
I agree that using a bolt makes for a much cleaner look, if you can see them.
P.S. You might have to clean out the carbon deposits in the threads if your heads have been run with the Thermactor Tube previously hooked up and if everything was in working order.
Maybe this info. will help you out a little
The heads were cleaned up and rebuilt before I bought them. I remember looking and there no build up whatsoever so I'm not worrying about that. But thank you, that helped out alot. I'm gonna go pick up some bolts in the morning and hopefully get them in. Thanks again
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Old October 29th, 2009, 04:00 PM   #4
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Got it done. Sounds good now. Thanks Ryan.

One more question.. Can I ground the firewall ground and orange ground on a valve cover bolt?
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Got it done. Sounds good now. Thanks Ryan.

One more question.. Can I ground the firewall ground and orange ground on a valve cover bolt?
no problem man and you could try a valve cover bolt although I wouldn't think it would be as good as a bolt directly into the block or one of the swaybar bolts.
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Originally Posted by flyin ryan View Post
no problem man and you could try a valve cover bolt although I wouldn't think it would be as good as a bolt directly into the block or one of the swaybar bolts.
Alright cool. I put them on the valve cover and its runnin alright
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Old October 30th, 2009, 12:17 PM   #7
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Old October 30th, 2009, 03:34 PM   #8
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im not sure let me tell my roommate to name a price, we got 2 sets and 1 intake, im keeping 1 set and the intake for when i pick up another fox so we just got to get rid of the other set, the moneys going in his pocket so ill ask him
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when i pick up another fox
You get tired of the 4V already? What you looking to get, another hatch or a coupe?
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im not sure let me tell my roommate to name a price, we got 2 sets and 1 intake, im keeping 1 set and the intake for when i pick up another fox so we just got to get rid of the other set, the moneys going in his pocket so ill ask him
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You get tired of the 4V already? What you looking to get, another hatch or a coupe?
dude i sold it, only had it for 5 months, sold it like 2 weeks ago! now i roll a 1991 5.0 f150 ima save for a fox i very soon. And shit either one, gona be either a nitrous or sc car
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anyone got pics of these holes in the back of the heads... that seems to b my problem to, someone had the pipe plugged, and my motor blew out the plug and now it sounds like crap. i didnt think the holes were threaded though in the back where the pipe goes in.i think this might also be the cause of my car revving at 3 grand for no reason..it never happend until it blew the plug out of the pipe, and then i shut the car off and restarted
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Originally Posted by oscrfsh View Post
anyone got pics of these holes in the back of the heads... that seems to b my problem to, someone had the pipe plugged, and my motor blew out the plug and now it sounds like crap. i didnt think the holes were threaded though in the back where the pipe goes in.i think this might also be the cause of my car revving at 3 grand for no reason..it never happend until it blew the plug out of the pipe, and then i shut the car off and restarted
Yeah, when my car had the holes unplugged it idled at like 1500 and acted like it had a vacuum leak and surged alot. If you feel on the back of the head towards the headers, there is a big hole. If yours are leaking, you will feel air coming out.
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i found the pipe that is sposed to be there, somone just unscrewed the pipe by the valve cover. i was going to take it off because it is leaking, but where it screws in, and where the holes r where the air comes out r 2 diff places or am i wrong?
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theres the pic of the pipe. when i looked at it ...it used to have a vaccume line with a bolt jammed into it...well the motor blew that right pout of there...so i was going to take off the hole pipe, but like i said, i didnt think where the air comes out the back of the heads, i didnt think those holes were threaded. am i wrong
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