The Pippa Project - Honda S2000 Powered Haynes Roadster - Part 2: Engine Cylinder Head Resurface скачать в хорошем качестве

The Pippa Project - Honda S2000 Powered Haynes Roadster - Part 2: Engine Cylinder Head Resurface

Welcome back to the Pippa Project. In the last episode we did a quick introduction to Pippa the S2000 powered Haynes Roadster and diagnosed an overheating problem and a blown head gasket. In part 2; I remove the cylinder had and do a cylinder head resurface.The cylinder had had warped due to the overheating. A warped cylinder head will not sit flat on the head gasket and will cause it to fail again due to uneven pressure distribution. The normal solution is to skim the cylinder head flat on a milling machine or special head skimming machine. Unfortunately my milling machine wasn't able to cut the head flat due to some wear in the ways. The bridgeport milling machine I have used to be owned by a pattern makers who work mainly in wood. This means the machine had never really been oiled and had suffered as a consequence. I ended up lapping the cylinder head back to flat instead. The flatness tolerance is 0.05mm over a 0.5m length head or 0.002" over about 20" So not a lot of room for error. If you like the videos I make then please consider sharing them with your friends. There is a share button just below the video viewer. It's got loads of options for easy ways to share a link. This REALLY helps the channel to grow and enables me to bring you more videos. For more information and behind the scenes content be sure to check out my socials Facebook: www.facebook.com/handmadeextreme Instagram: www.instagram.com/handmade_extreme If you would like to make a contribution to the channel then I also have a Patreon page. www.patreon.com/handmadeextreme Cheers, Rob Handmade Extreme - Disclaimer: This video is meant for educational and entertainment purposes only. It is in no way meant to be a set of instructions and therefore no attempt should be made by any party to recreate what has been seen in this video. Any attempt to do so is done completely at your own risk.