- Thu Jul 16, 2009 3:17 pm
#130766
lol Thanks.
Started Work Wed, Pulled the Engine out.
After that we set the Engine down and started taking things I needed off it off and put them on my z6. When we got to putting on the flywheel we noticed it was to easy to put the bolts on, no matter how hard we turned the engine it wouldn't go. Thinking the engine might have had moisture get it in the cylinders and rust we took the head off and found nice clean cylinder walls and pistons,
So the block got flipped over and we took the pan off, The pan was held on by some sort of glue, Deffinetly not OEM, Once we got in and took the oil pump scoop out and the bottom brace, we saw engine builder greese everywhere, so we loosened the rod caps, looked at everything and retighted them to spec. Cylinders 1,2,and 4 all have the right bearing and are at spec torque atm. However cylinder 3 has the wrong bearings. Atleast I found out why the engine was seized.
Being upset and not wanting to work on the z6 for time being we took the head off the old d15b7, See why she stopped running so good.
There is a big chunk missing in the valve, That would explain the 0 compression in cylinder 4.
Cylinder walls look really shiney, There is no scoring on them at all, no signs of any ring troubles.
I am tempted to just throw my z6 head onto the b7 block and make a minime and drive the car, however I want a z6, I have yet to make my mind on what gets put together. I will probally fix the bearing in the z6, That will most likely be a more reliable engine.
94_jdm_ferio wrote:damn your ek is sexy!
i miss my ek!
and so is your sedan
GL wit the swap
lol Thanks.
Started Work Wed, Pulled the Engine out.




After that we set the Engine down and started taking things I needed off it off and put them on my z6. When we got to putting on the flywheel we noticed it was to easy to put the bolts on, no matter how hard we turned the engine it wouldn't go. Thinking the engine might have had moisture get it in the cylinders and rust we took the head off and found nice clean cylinder walls and pistons,
So the block got flipped over and we took the pan off, The pan was held on by some sort of glue, Deffinetly not OEM, Once we got in and took the oil pump scoop out and the bottom brace, we saw engine builder greese everywhere, so we loosened the rod caps, looked at everything and retighted them to spec. Cylinders 1,2,and 4 all have the right bearing and are at spec torque atm. However cylinder 3 has the wrong bearings. Atleast I found out why the engine was seized.
Being upset and not wanting to work on the z6 for time being we took the head off the old d15b7, See why she stopped running so good.

There is a big chunk missing in the valve, That would explain the 0 compression in cylinder 4.

Cylinder walls look really shiney, There is no scoring on them at all, no signs of any ring troubles.
I am tempted to just throw my z6 head onto the b7 block and make a minime and drive the car, however I want a z6, I have yet to make my mind on what gets put together. I will probally fix the bearing in the z6, That will most likely be a more reliable engine.