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GMC Canyon Cyl Head Assembly (With Valve)
Part Number: 12629058$1299.76 MSRP: $2048.32You Save: $748.56 (37%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
GMC Canyon Cylinder Head Assembly With Valve
Part Number: 12684222$1045.29 MSRP: $1724.82You Save: $679.53 (40%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysGMC Canyon Head Assembly, Cyl (W/ Vlv)
Part Number: 12686233$1045.29 MSRP: $1724.82You Save: $679.53 (40%)
GMC Canyon Cylinder Head Assembly (W/ Valve) (Rh)
Part Number: 12686767$846.26 MSRP: $1400.32You Save: $554.06 (40%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysGMC Canyon Cylinder Head Assembly With Valve
Part Number: 12692322$1121.24 MSRP: $1855.33You Save: $734.09 (40%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysGMC Canyon HEAD ASM-CYL (W/ VLV)
Part Number: 12729680$1248.54 MSRP: $1968.06You Save: $719.52 (37%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysGMC Canyon HEAD ASM,CYL (W/ VLV)
Part Number: 12733804$1248.54 MSRP: $1968.06You Save: $719.52 (37%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
GMC Canyon Cylinder Head Assembly With Valve
Part Number: 19206643$1061.16 MSRP: $1670.20You Save: $609.04 (37%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
GMC Canyon Cylinder Head Assembly With Valve
Part Number: 19206642$1127.53 MSRP: $1774.79You Save: $647.26 (37%)
GMC Canyon Head Assembly, Cyl (W/ Vlv)
Part Number: 12690422$802.40 MSRP: $1027.88You Save: $225.48 (22%)GMC Canyon HEAD ASM,CYL (W/ VLV)
Part Number: 24590781$1956.80 MSRP: $2511.61You Save: $554.81 (23%)
GMC Canyon Cylinder Head Assembly (W/ Valve) (Remanufacture Head)
Part Number: 19168846$911.64 MSRP: $1434.50You Save: $522.86 (37%)
GMC Canyon Cylinder Head
The GMC Canyon Cylinder Head is like a breathing cap for an engine. It seals the combustion chambers very tightly while also directing fresh mixture in and hot gases out. This way, the power and efficiency stay high. The spark plugs and several essential valves are located in a Cylinder Head. Warpage, cracked passages and worn guides can cause misfire, coolant loss and oil contamination. To safeguard the head gasket found between the block and Cylinder Head, the factory employs a torque-to-yield design for the bolts. They are made to stretch exactly, yielding an even clamp force with minimum leak possibility. Over the years, two main material styles have emerged, robust cast iron and lighter aluminum. Aluminum Cylinder Head castings offer weight savings that contribute to a better power-to-weight ratio. In addition, aluminum sheds heat quicker and can take higher compression without detonation. Meanwhile, iron versions offer added mass at the expense of weight savings but offer traditional strength. Performance designs thicken critical walls regardless of material so ports can be reshaped. This means freer airflow and more horsepower without cutting into coolant jackets. The GMC nameplate is free from overheating thanks to careful gasket sealing, and balanced port flow means the Canyon delivers smooth everyday torque. Choosing a replacement Cylinder Head allows drivers to preserve the reliable tempo that makes every GMC Canyon on the road.
Each OEM GMC Canyon Cylinder Head we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.
GMC Canyon Cylinder Head Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and reinstall a cylinder head in inline engine on GMC Canyon?A:Before putting off the cylinder head, the following steps should be followed; Drain the engine coolant. Thoroughly, you have to take out the valve cover as well as the Exhaust Manifold, further to the Timing Chain and the sprockets and do not allow the camshafts to rotate after the timing chain is unloaded. Loosen all cylinder head bolts-there are 13 bolts for the four-cylinder engine and 15 bolts for the five-cylinder engine; use the reverse sequence as it was during the tightening process and replace the old bolts with brand new ones which should be used for retightening. Gently raise the cylinder head off the engine with help, do not pry between the block and head but use a casting or a wooden block and a hammer if it is bonded. Take off the cylinder head gasket and prepare the area of the engine block and the cylinder head without scratching the aluminum or loosing the dowel pins of alignment by using solvents only. Using the precision straightedge and the feeler gauge, one ought to check the surfaces. For installation, the number 1 cylinder head must be pointing at the top-dead-centre and it is highly recommended that new cylinder head bolts be used. Cooled a new head gasket on the block in such a manner that the dowel pins fit correctly, after which the cylinder head must be installed on top of the gasket layer. New cylinder head bolts should be fitted and hand tightened, and then tightened further in the specified sequence to the correct torque. Last, perform the reverse of disassembly, and when replacing the coolant, also do a change of the engine oil and filter.
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