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Old 12-22-2015
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cylinder head replacement

not sure if it's the right place to post.but i'm in search of a cylinder head for a 2002 honda civic ex
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Re: cylinder head replacement

Why? Machine shop can fix a head if it's not too thin.
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Re: cylinder head replacement

the head need to be rebuilt.the valves are bent and leaking.just didn't know if it would be a little less to order one on eBay and just have it resurfaced
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Re: cylinder head replacement

I thought your engine was overheated. Is it warped beyond repair?
Now you've got bent valves too?


If you got a head elsewhere, you can leak check the valves on the workbench using liquid, and you can have it checked for flatness at a machine shop..... or many (certainly not all) mechanics have their own precision straightedge just for checking this kind of work. I know I do.
If it measures flat and in spec there's no point in resurfacing.
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Re: cylinder head replacement

I dropped the head off at the machine shop Friday.He calls me today saying the valves are bent and leaking real bad.He asked if the timing belt broke.It didn't break and no teeth are missing. The head is warped but it will cost me five hundred and eighty dollars with parts and labor.
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Re: cylinder head replacement

Ouch.
Was it still correctly timed when you took it apart?
Did you rotate cam or crank after removing the timing belt?
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Re: cylinder head replacement

I found a site www.cylinderheads.com, you can get a cylinder rebuilt for about 300.
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