discool

Well-Known Member

• Dec 27, 2010

• #21

Don't bother with the manufacturer just get one that comes in a Land Rover Genuine Parts bag.

 

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smurphy

Active Member

• Dec 27, 2010

• #22

I've found this one do you think its a pair?
I may as well do both I suppose as its only another 14/15 bolts and the bolt kit is all of them.
I going to take the spark-plug and disconnect the injector on that cylinder do you think that would be best? Just thinking it limets the damage, the reason I thought of disconnecting the injector is because of it spitting petrol out and there been a build up. What do you lot think, its runs now O.K. it is down a little on power I think or maybe I'm not revving it as hard due to the noise and making it worse,
thanks and regards Steve

 

discool

Well-Known Member

• Dec 28, 2010

• #23

The old part number for this gasket was ERR4627 but I'm sure that's been superseceded now.

 

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smurphy

Active Member

• Dec 28, 2010

• #24

discool said:

The old part number for this gasket was ERR4627 but I'm sure that's been superseceded now.

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Yer its has with ERR7217 then changed to LVB500030.
I was wondering if anybody knows if I need to order 1 because its packaged as a pair or if I need to order 2?
I would ask them but there closed

 

fett

Well-Known Member

• Dec 28, 2010

• #25

it looks like just the one to me, do you not want the engine gasket set? you will at also need the valley gasket at least- once its been stripped to get to the head and that has it all the gaskets you could need and is not much more money.

 

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smurphy

Active Member

• Dec 28, 2010

• #26

fett said:

it looks like just the one to me, do you not want the engine gasket set? you will at also need the valley gasket at least- once its been stripped to get to the head and that has it all the gaskets you could need and is not much more money.

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I've looked at that but it don't come with a genuine head-gasket, also I don't need the water-pump gasket or the thermostat one because there's no need to remove them.
Plus there is two of them this oneand this, which one would be mine its a 95 discovery V8i with the serpentine belt.
Regards Steve

 

fett

Well-Known Member

• Dec 28, 2010

• #27

whats your engine size

and oem will be fine

 

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smurphy

Active Member

• Dec 28, 2010

• #28

I've worked it out, the cheaper one comes with the head-gasket for the earlier engine with the extra row of head-bolts.
Mine is a 3.9

 

Mr Noisy

Coming in your ears.

• Dec 29, 2010

• #29

for referemce, are you suppsed to fit the later gasket and leave out the extra head bolts when rebuilding an early engine?

cheers

 

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smurphy

Active Member

• Dec 30, 2010

• #30

Well I've done the head-gasket,now I can hear the lifter again. AARRRGGGG
Also after a lot of web searching it seams after having a head skimmed, you need to make sure there isn't a little burr around the edge where the valves are. Apparently the burr burns to one point and creates a piece of molten metal, that sits between the head and liner against the gasket. Which slowly burns it away, if you understand what I mean.
Anyway I'll do the lifters once the weather has warmed up.
Thanks for all your help regards Steve