Cylinder Head Warpage Check - How to Measure Warpage

Check tolerance specs with feeler gauge and mechanic straight edge.
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[@marriaga4]

Thanks for the info. Looking for info and you went right to the point.

[@Motorcarnut]

Thank you, that’s what I’m about

[@breadchaser3151]

How do i know the factory specifications?

[@Motorcarnut]

Look up your specific vehicle in a auto repair manual. Normally no more than .002 warpage