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Re: Bank 1 left or right?
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2016 8:17 am
by immortality
Link doesn't work.
Re: Bank 1 left or right?
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2016 10:53 am
by antus
You need to use the post reply button instead of quick reply to upload a file. Then hit upload file, browse to the file on your computer, click add and wait for the upload to happen (and page to refresh), type your post and hit submit.
The link in your other post just shows where the file is on your computer but hasnt made it available.
If the file is too big you could take a screen shot of the relevant bit and post that instead.
Re: Bank 1 left or right?
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2016 12:17 pm
by MAGP
hsv08 wrote:Did you have a look at that link in my post? It's the Holden technical manual.
It's not a link it is just a location
hsv08 wrote:I think they may have screwed if up? It doesn't correspond to the theory that bank 1 is cylinder 1??
When I did my apprenticeship back in the 1980s we were taught the bank that is forward of the other is bank 1. The Holden V8, having been designed for right hand drive vehicles with the brake master cylinder on the right side meant the right bank was further forward than the left bank. Chevs are the opposite but having said that the chevs were 60 degree blocks so it really didn't matter anyway. That is what was taught in NSW TAFEs back in the old days, it may be very different now.
Re: Bank 1 left or right?
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2016 8:21 pm
by The1
The Holden Workshop documentation refers to it as Left and Right side, Left being Passenger side. That's pretty much what ive always seen, never any reference to Bank 1 or 2, this is in the LS1 or Ecotec documentation. Id have to check alloytech or buick but would expect it to be the same.
Re: Bank 1 left or right?
Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2016 10:25 am
by hsv08
antus wrote:You need to use the post reply button instead of quick reply to upload a file. Then hit upload file, browse to the file on your computer, click add and wait for the upload to happen (and page to refresh), type your post and hit submit.
The link in your other post just shows where the file is on your computer but hasnt made it available.
If the file is too big you could take a screen shot of the relevant bit and post that instead.
of course sorry about that. i copied the address link on the file i had already downloaded not the file location before download...
http://spotidoc.com/doc/788428/holden-c ... code-table
Try that, actually quite a neat file.
But as mentioned before in my post take a look at the diagram on page 49.