Gasket Cylinder Head Only Triumph 2000 & 2500 Engines Recessed Block PAYEN AJM387PAYEN

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Gasket Set Cylinder Head Only for Recessed Block Triumph Engines  T2000, TR5, TR6 AJM387

The Gasket has the Tab as pictured

To suit recessed block engines

Suits Vehicle

Triumph TR5

Triumph TR6

Triumph TR6  North American

Triumph 2000

Triumph 2500

Triumph 2.5 

There are many who prefer the PAYEN Brand of Cylinder Head Gaskets

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GEG387PAYEN

Payen Cylinder Head Gasket

Through constant research and development Payen produce a range of cylinder head gaskets that achieve the perfect seal every time. This superior sealing optimises the engine management systems and enables engines to run efficiently. Payen's trusted quality support the high demands of today's lightweight and compact engines, which minimise emissions whilst extracting more power from less fuel. All this adds up to ensuring that Payen provide the peace of mind to know you have outfitted your vehicle with a quality cylinder head gasket.

Most metal on metal components in a vehicle's engine require the sealing capabilities of a gasket to ensure a tight fit between parts. In the case of the engine block and cylinder head these commonly use a metal head gasket to keep engine compression in the cylinders and coolant and oil in their required fluid galleries. A head gasket can therefore fail for several reasons whether through age, overheating or the rate of expansion between components. When this happens it can be seen and shown in a variety of ways and here are some of the tell-tale signs you may be able to diagnose a blown head gasket.

• Power loss - With a loss of engine compression in the cylinders this can be shown as a vehicle that is sluggish or runs rough at idle
• Oil Contamination - This can become evident through a milky residue that accumulates beneath the oil filler cap and is produced when coolant is mixed with oil.
• Overheating - When coolant leaks past the head gasket into the cylinders this will cause an engine to overheat due to low coolant levels and can be displayed as not just running hot on the vehicles temperature gauge but as steam out the exhaust or sometimes bubbles in the coolant when the radiator cap is removed.
• White or blue smoke - The presence of white smoke from your cars exhaust can indicate coolant being burnt and in cases where oil is being burnt this will show as blue smoke that is more pronounced when taking off from the lights or under engine load.

Once you have possibly figured out your issue, replacing a head gasket is usually a job for a qualified mechanic due to the complexity of many modern engines however, if you are a competent DIYer with the requisite tools this task can be undertaken at home. When replacing a cylinder head gasket, ensure that you are also replacing the head bolts, as many modern vehicles utilise torque-to-yield bolts which are designed to stretch as torque is applied, meaning that they can only be used once. Replace your head bolts to ensure that you don't suffer from premature cylinder head gasket failure. Other ancillaries such as the water pump should also be changed if inaccessible without major work.