chris walrod

Lowers go quick but uppers and spark wires=engine out!

KBell

Some updated pictures.
All is dry so far.

e3photo

Looking good.

Cheers,
Emerald

Steen

And if you could let us know what shop this is I'd really appreciate it. Don't have anything I need done, but am sure I will at some point and would like to know about the local shops. Feel free to PM me if you don't want to post publicly.

Thanks!

Michaelc

Is replacing the bolts necessary? I'm getting ready to replace my uppers and lowers due to leaks and since I've only got one shot at this I want to do it right. I've already got all the necessary parts, but didn't think to order bolts.

KBell

Not necessary to replace bolts. However, I worked a few bolts over when I got them out.
I would get a few just in case.

Kevin

Michaelc

In conjunction with valve covers has anyone done the timing chain covers with the motor in the car? Mine are leaking and I don't know if they just need to be tightened up from years of running, but that's never really worked for me in the past. I did a search before Christmas, but didn't get anything back. Advice would be much appreciated.

Dudley

Replacing the bolts is cheap insurance. I paid 44 cents apiece at Sunset. 900-067-238-02
A stripped bolt would be nasty to extract.

For the timing chain cover leaks, I was not able to replace the gasket but I did stop my leaks by replacing the rubber grommets. $1.76 each from Sunset. 964-105-140-01

M. Schneider

From my recent service experience, MWR provided 993 engine work which did not meet my expectations. I will not return to MWR.

PM sent.
Re: Motor Werks Racing, Cumming, GA

Steen

Thanks Mike!