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NHOJ from Maine
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2nd question annealing a new head gasket
i know there are many opinions on this one..
i always anneal and copper coat used head gaskets before reuse.
is it necessary to anneal a new (virgin) gasket?
thanks once again, john
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No, annealing is not necessary on new copper head gaskets.
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THANKS GP!
er... you wouldn't my chance know the answer to my earlier question/post regarding the direction of a t100 primary chain tensioner?
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I didn't see the other question, but check the shop manual and compare it to the parts book; always helps to have BOTH.
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