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  • John Jensen
    Member
    • Nov 2008
    • 3

    New Member/Head Job

    I'm a new member and can't really figure out the right way to post so this is the best I can do. I have two dead cylinders on my engine and, having read the book, I have gotten down to the point where I have all the head nuts off...one stud came out. I'm wondering why I need to remove the studs before I remove the head. Of course I'm trying to see if I an avoid using the $80 dollar stud removal tool. I'm sure there must be a good reason why I couldn't pry the head off then take the studs out for inspection using vice grips or some other method. I'm not in a real hurry to move ahead with this project, but don't need to waste a lot of time either. Best wishes to you all and thanks in advance if anyone takes it upon themselves to offer me some good advice. Once I figure this forum out I guess I'll be around a while.
    John Jensen who has an Atomic 4 in his 1962 Tartan 27.
  • Administrator
    MMI Webmaster
    • Oct 2004
    • 2195

    #2
    Hi, John, and welcome!

    In order to post a new thread or respond to an existing one, you must first log in. Look in the upper right portion of the index page. You'll see a box where you enter your user name and password. If you click on the "Remember me" box before clicking on the "Log In", you shouldn't have to repeat this process in the future.

    Once you've logged in, here's what to do next, if you'd like to post a message:

    Starting on the forum's index page, left-click on the Discussion Topic where you'd like to post your message. The various topics are listed under a heading by that name, and include such things as General Interest, Troubleshooting, General Maintenance, etc. You may have to scroll down the page a ways to see them.

    When you left-click on the topic, you'll be taken to a new page which lists all the threads for that topic. You'll see a button on the left, towards the top, saying "New Thread". Left-click on that button to enter your question.

    On the new page which pops up after you click this "New Thread" button, you see spaces for a title and the actual content of your message. Go ahead and type in whatever you'd like. When you're done, look below the content box and you'll see a button labeled "Submit New Thread". Left-click on that button, and you're done.

    The process is pretty much the same for entering a response to someone else's message.

    Let me know if you continue to have a problem.

    Kind regards,

    Bill
    Webmaster

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