how do you fit headgasket seals? (if that is the right term for them)

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Asked by Maitana2 May 02, 2007 at 05:59 AM about the 1992 Mazda MX-6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i need instructions on how to fit gasket seals on the head gasket they are leaking oil. or just a few pointers to help.

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bovan answered 6 years ago

Hello Maitana2-- Your are talking about a major repair job on your 1992 Mazda MX-6. By asking this question I would have to surmise that you are not a well trained mechanic. Therefore I suggest you take your car to someone who is. If you must do this job yourself, buy yourself a manual, like Chiltons, and get the tools you will need. I hope you appreciate my advice. It will save you a severe headache. Good luck from Bovan.

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Anonymous answered 6 years ago

hi has any one changed the head gaskets on the v6 2.5 motor ,mx6.92 if so do you have a copy of the work shop manual to do so thanks Chris

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