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> Wtb 2.0l heads, Need a set of heads for a 75 2.0l
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post Aug 9 2017, 08:43 PM
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I happen to have one 75-76 head. The PO plugged the air holes, but they can probably be drilled out. PM me if interested. You can also see one of the exhaust stud threads are stripped as well as the CHT insert.

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post Aug 10 2017, 09:36 AM
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Thanks for posting the pics I am looking for one that needs no work. At least for now..... keep em coming please
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post Aug 10 2017, 09:46 AM
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Thanks for posting the pics I am looking for one that needs no work. At least for now..... keep em coming please


I have a pair - Part number = 022 101 372 G

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I have a pair - Part number = 022 101 372 G

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Those would be 1.7L heads, he is looking for 2.0L heads. The part number for 2.0L heads starts with "039"
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Thanks guys, I may have to move this thread over to the garage but I have a few questions for the crowd.

1) can I repair the head I have? The spark plug popped out of the hole and sheared off the threads in the process. I tried to drill new threads and use an insert but my drill locked up on the way out and now I think I have also stripped the threads I recut.

I have contacted a local machine shop that works primarily on VW heads. They said they would likely be able to fix the head I have. Is this a viable option?

If not;

2)can I replace just one head?

3)If I can do this, what should I be looking for in a usable head? So far I have just wanted to see all valve gear, no cracks and all threads intact. Should I be worried about installing a bad head, or weak or one with worn valves stem or tips?

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