Re: Advice: S2 head overhaul Fulvia coupe 1.3S
Posted: 07 Dec 2025, 18:57
Thank you very much for very valuable answers.
I took a picture of the stud and the nut. I thought the stud might have an internal allen head, but I could detect it. I haven't seen a nut with a cut, like this one, so I was curious of the purpose.
I have used a "fuel stabilizer", that should contain a lead replacement, and cleaning additive, but I will look for a single purpose valve cleaning liquid. I have just driven 2500 km with the car, so the compression leak has probably developed over a longer period.
I will check the bolts carefully. As I understand from your reply, it doesn't make any sense to replace with reinforced bolts.
I will replace the valves, as you suggest.
Rgds
Tom
I took a picture of the stud and the nut. I thought the stud might have an internal allen head, but I could detect it. I haven't seen a nut with a cut, like this one, so I was curious of the purpose.
I have used a "fuel stabilizer", that should contain a lead replacement, and cleaning additive, but I will look for a single purpose valve cleaning liquid. I have just driven 2500 km with the car, so the compression leak has probably developed over a longer period.
I will check the bolts carefully. As I understand from your reply, it doesn't make any sense to replace with reinforced bolts.
I will replace the valves, as you suggest.
Rgds
Tom