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valves guides

  1. Carlbanan56

    MGB MGB cylinder head

    Hi, I have problems with extensive oil consumption on my MGB -75 so I have recently removed the cylinder head and will be getting new valve guides installed and the head resurfaced. Will at it I thought I would be using some valve grinding paste to clean up the valve sealing surfaces. This is my...
    • Carlbanan56
    • Thread
    • cylinder head cylinder heads forum help help tips tips help valve valves guides
    • Replies: 11
    • Forum: MG
  2. B

    TR4/4A TR4A Head off for broken manifold stud - What else to do ?

    During a removal of the TR4A exhaust manifold the lower rear stud twisted off in the head. I drilled the stud out but the easy out just smeared the and nothing came out but shavings. All of the other studs came out with some lots of WD40 and double nutting. From the PO this car had a history of...
    • blhazzard
    • Thread
    • head manifold tr4a valves valves guides
    • Replies: 13
    • Forum: Triumph
  3. T

    TR2/3/3A Bronze Valve Guides and Seals: To Seal or Not?

    As part of my TR3A engine/head rebuild, I have had bronze valve guides installed. Yes, I read a lot of the threads about bronze guides and the seals. Most seem to prefer the original cast iron guides and no seals. After reading all of the information, perhaps I would have stayed with cast...
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