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Post Posted: Sun Dec 25, 2011 9:24 am 
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hey gys been searching for a while now and cant find what im after, im sure i read it here some where, maybe not
i have a 03 GV xl7 with what is now a pretty bad leak
from the front. now i know rear cranks go often and possibly the front, but im sure i read that the timing case is very common to leak?

now im going to do these seals all at once, what should i do?
pull the engine completely out and have free roam at it or is it basic enough from in the car?
im thinking not

any tips, hints and recommendations for what i should do while its apart let me know
Ryan

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Post Posted: Sun Dec 25, 2011 9:51 am 
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i would do the water pump and the timing chain and tensiner while appart its not a very basic job but while its appart its worth the pain

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Post Posted: Sun Dec 25, 2011 9:52 am 
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so a major service essentially? any links to best prices for parts?

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Post Posted: Sun Dec 25, 2011 11:31 am 
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most of it is on ebay pretty cheap
but i would be getting a good manual or look at the how to do it on the net
i was quoted to do my chains and tensioner and water pump from suzi store $1700 the parts are about $300
i have been thinking of getting this one
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/99-05-Suzuki ... 5ae42cafd9

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Post Posted: Sun Dec 25, 2011 8:36 pm 
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i would do the water pump and the timing chain and tensiner while appart its not a very basic job but while its appart its worth the pain


If the w/p isn't leaking & the timing chain's quiet I'd be inclined to just do the reseal & tappit cover gasket's....
Providing that's where it's coming from....

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Post Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2011 6:19 am 
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yeah im tempted, atleast to see where its coming from. whouls a gasket goo do the trick?

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Post Posted: Thu Jan 05, 2012 10:31 pm 
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:helloo:

Hose the Bejubus out of the valley, degrease front of eng & let dry.
Undo air filter box, take top cover off the intake, hose clamp for the intake on the throttle body, the front intake has a ally pipe with 4 12mm nut's, they are next & BOTH pipe's slide out at the same time.
Drain coolant & remover top hose & the 4 10mm nut's on the fan, then the 2-4 ( think it's 4) 10mm bolt's on the shroud, slide both out at the same time.
Loosen bottom pulley bolt & leave on TDC
There is fuel rail & heater pipe that run's down the driver's side bank, they need to come out of the way.
Dis connect the intake harness at the plug at the rear of the left bank & the earth behind the throttle body, undo the 14 12mm bolt's down the center of the intake & lift it up, 4 of them are stud's, so if you want the intake off you will have to remove throttle body first.
You will need a lil leverage to lift the intake ( the valley intake is 2 bit's)
Remove cover's off coil pack, mark cyl number's on plug's & remove coil's.
Each rocker cover has an oil breather at the back that need's to be removed, then 4 10mm nut's per cover...
The lil washer's I recommend to replace, or at least try not to damage, but they will have to come out before the cover's will lift.
Remove bottom
Remove 4 10mm bolt's from the sump & keep separate as these 4 are different to the timing cover bolt's ( can cause damage if fitted in the wrong spot)
Remove all timing cover bolt's & double check you got em all out, then check AGAIN.
Grab both top side's of the cover & pull towards you, should move, then walk the cover off......
Clean & re-seal & work you way backwards.....

Get the seal for the w/pump to timing cover or it will leak & if you can get your hand's on some Suzuki gray sealant, get it......... if not 3bond gray oil sealant.....


:helloo: Enjoy!!! :lol:

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Post Posted: Thu Jan 05, 2012 10:43 pm 
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You on earth do you remember all this stekky? You should donate your brain to Haynes when ya die so they can see was inside :lol:

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Post Posted: Thu Jan 05, 2012 10:53 pm 
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sogone wrote:
You on earth do you remember all this stekky? You should donate your brain to Haynes when ya die so they can see was inside :lol:


Have done lot's of em, I had the record time in Qld for doing them under wty...

imagine the stuff I've forgotten..... :roll:

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