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Heads up everyone.... 700

posted by  phillman on  Thu Feb 21 11:55 CST 2002
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I have a new (to me anyway) head. I've got all the gaskets. I've got tools. I've got time. I've got a Haynes manual. I just hope I have all the bolts/nuts/washers I need. Now, has anyone ever made a page about their experience pulling and putting back on the head of a 740 turbo? The reason I ask is because since I didn't pull the original head, I have no idea which bolts go where. Now, I'm sure I'll be able to figure out most of them, but I'll probably be in asking a bunch of questions about what size/type bolt/nut is supposed to go in which stupid hole/stud.

Basically, I'm looking for lots of pictures if anyone has them. Oh, and someone mentioned a Bentley manual. Is this something I can get from my local Volvo dealer? Or am I best to get it online? And how helpful would it be for this job? I've got other things I can do if I have to put it off, so it's no big deal to me if I have to wait another week.

Thanks
--
Turbo Brick owner in training.






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