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Re: Interference engines

posted by  someone claiming to be B.C. on  Sat Aug 11 18:17 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Jim -

> It is a good idea to remove the second from front head bolt on the

> exhaust side when you get something that appears to have a poor

> maintainance history- I'm sure you know that Don, but its good advise

> for others.

I am looking at a 1984 245GL with o/d miles at 148K and front seats beat to hell. PO sez it never needed anything but oil changes, and that a/c and o/d and radio work, etc. I don't believe him. What do you learn by removing that bolt?

Thanks,

Bob

:>)





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