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Re: 560 G head removal
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Posted by Paul K on May 20, 2004 at 19:36:27 from (205.188.116.213):
In Reply to: 560 G head removal posted by Tom Graham on May 20, 2004 at 14:38:21:
Hi Tom. Just done my 460 gas recently. If you remove the four bolts on the gas tank mount behind the block near the bell housing, you should be able to lift up the tank for extra clearance. Remove the gas cap and loosen some of the other bolts on the tank framework near the steering column so as not to break any castings. I put about two or three inches of blocking under the mount to hold the tank up. You will know your limits when you lift the tank up.This should let you remove the front eight pushrods easily and give the extra clearance for the back four. You might need someone to hold the back four up while you slide the head off the block although I managed alone. Feel free to E-mail me.Paul K.
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