Other Name: Head Assembly Engine Cylinder Warning: Cylinder Heads Are Shipped Without Oil Gallery Bolts/Plugs, Bolt/Plug Kit 68154699AA Must Be Used Or Trouble Codes Will Be Set.
Replaced by: 68141353AC
Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Mopar's
factory warranty.
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Dodge Charger Cylinder Head Parts Questions & Experts Answers
Q: How to remove and install a cylinder head in 2.7L V6 engine on Dodge Charger?
A: Just before starting, make sure the engine is completely cold. To begin removing the above, be careful not to move crankshaft position alignment marks and remove primary timing chain and sprockets. Proceed by taking Camshafts off from cylinder head, then remove Rocker Arms and hydraulic Lash Adjusters and label them for reinstalling on the same valves they were removed from. Remove the lower intake manifold as well as any Exhaust Manifold(s), labeling and removing other components still attached to the cylinder head. Unscrew evenly all head bolts by turning each one One-quarter turn at a time until you reach break away torque so as to avoid warping or cracking the heads. Lift out the cylinder head with exhaust manifold still attached, prying it up at trans end just beyond the gasket surface if stuck. For thorough cleaning of a cylinder head before taking it to an automotive machine shop apply this procedure; send it to an automotive machine shop after stripping all external components from a cylinder head. Ensure that mating surfaces of a block and a cylinder head are spotlessly clean before installation. Carbon and old gaskets can be scraped off using a gasket scraper; wipe surfaces with lacquer thinner or acetone knowing oil should not be present thereon when mating takes place. Examine both block and head surfaces for damage, tap threads in head bolt holes, check each bolt for stretching on every cylinder-head bolt hole size plays a significant role in determining proper clamp load during assembly process after re-tapping each of them . Check the flatness of this component using a straightedge or feeler gauge . Reinstall any parts taken off the top end, correctly place new cylinder-head gasket over dowel pins in block's deck surface retaining its position while lowering it onto dowels without pushing down on this seal . Lubricate head bolt threads and hardened washers with clean engine oil, following tightening sequence on torque-to-yield bolts; reinstall lash adjusters, rocker arms, camshafts, primary timing chain and sprockets . Finally when you are through with all the above procedures refill your cooling system, change engine oil and filter before starting it up then observe for coolant or oil leaks.