I got a mls headgasket made by victor reinz and bolts also made by them.. the gasket says its for Chrysler 2.0 Dohc and gives the engine code 54044A, just makin sure I have the right gasket so I dont fuck somethin up AGAIN. and the bolts are part number GS33341, I got both from Napa and both are made by Victor Reinz. My other question is I'm a 95, and I need to know which bolt(s) to grind down to make them seal better and it also says do not apply any sealant on there.. The first time I changed a headgasket i used a lil' loctite anaerobic sealer on there and it was fine, just wonderin if you all do.. thanks in advance... peace

~STV~

the headbolts....you want to shave the rear driver side bolt down, and when installing the bolts coat the threads in some clean engine oil, torque from the inside out. i think you'll be fine with that reinz headgasket, when you pull the head put it over the block and see if all the gally's line up
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ok cool thanks man.. yeah I know what sequence to bolt them, I just wasnt sure which to grind down, I'm gonna grind about 2 threads worth I guess, and so it is a small bolt to do, 1 of the 4 small bolts.. thanks man I owe ya big time..........oh yeah, these are the same bolts I used this past time when I messed everything up.. how can I check to make sure they are the right bolts? I am pretty sure they are, but just wanna be safe like you said haha..thanks man

~STV~

The one to grind is the one closest to the driver's side mirror.

If you want to be sure you're getting the right parts, order them from the dealer, not Victor Sanchez.

fuck ordering from a dealer, that's why they make aftermarket stores. I was just curious if anyone knew the part numbers or had access to gettin them and confirming for me, thanks though. peace

~STV~

Just to confirm what you said, shave about 1/8" off that bolt.

Joel Baldridge, ASE Certified Master Technician, Audi Certified Expert Technician

thanks guys, I used my dremel to do it, I didnt grind it I cut it off, but still its all good, thanks I appreciate it..

~STV~