Reinz head gasket...anyone in the trade?

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Wanted: Reinz head gasket...anyone in the trade?
#1
I need a Reinz head gasket for the 2.1

I know they exist but I cant find anyone to sell me one or any in stock in places!!

Can anyone help!? Undecided

61-33655-20

I believe thats the Reinz part number for it
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#2
I know GSF do the reinz gti6 gasket, so I;d try them for the diseasel too.

not many places specifically stock gaskets these days, they all order in typically from ferraris piston services who are a trade only supplier.
need a part number? http://public.servicebox.peugeot.com/ and http://service.citroen.com/ will sort you out.
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#3
Thanks mate, will make some calls in the AM!
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http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/171145853727?nav=SEARCH


Another shout on Gsf I got my 1.9 gaskets from them, they had to be ordered in tho so a two day wait
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#5
That are looking for?
http://www.autorecambiosstore.es/reinz/j...ta-7441307
http://www.repuestosauto.es/7441310
http://www.recambioscoche.es/reinz-7441306.html
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#6
I'll make a couple of calls, fairly sure it won't be a problem. Drop me a message so I don't forget...
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#7
I dont think they can be had for less than £48-50 a piece.

May just get an elring, at least I got some size choices then
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#8
odd the diesel one costs more than the gti6.
need a part number? http://public.servicebox.peugeot.com/ and http://service.citroen.com/ will sort you out.
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#9
Rang two places and they wanted £66+vat :-0
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#10
Same price as the ones on eBay, well.. they include VAT and delivery
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So it kind of pays to just ARP in the first place, save £70 on a potentially blown gasket and put toward holding it together..

Oh wait..
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Fix it nice or fix it twice Tongue lol sorry
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#13
try south wales pistons, always been good prices.
need a part number? http://public.servicebox.peugeot.com/ and http://service.citroen.com/ will sort you out.
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Thanks those with input!!!

Considering its held for 15k miles, most of which being raped, I think its done rather well!! Plus the project has turned a bit now that I dont use it everyday and rely on it, due to the mrs car. So I can hunt some more horse now!

I THINK I found somewhere anyway!! Smile ThumbsUp
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#15
Nope.

Looks like £66 on ebay or £48 for an elring.

Or go for a payen??

Opinions?!
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Do you think that the gasket has failed or just the studs have stretched? I would think you'd be ok with payern and the proper studs but can't blame you for wanting to give it the best Smile
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#17
HG has gone too. Usually if the head lifts it will return to normal at least for a while. But since sunday its all over the place.
Couple I know have used Payen, and thats what is fitted now Undecided Confused
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#18
Payen are o.e.m gaskets.
need a part number? http://public.servicebox.peugeot.com/ and http://service.citroen.com/ will sort you out.
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That be why it failed then lol
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#20
errr, nope lol
need a part number? http://public.servicebox.peugeot.com/ and http://service.citroen.com/ will sort you out.
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#21
Nothing wrong with an OE gasket, just as good as a VR.....
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#22
Payne are VERY good gaskets but if you're adamant on having a VR one, find some engine building shops and ask them. I find the likes of normal factors struggle to get particular makes for certain things as they only use a limited amount of suppliers but the engine builders around here seem to be able to source everything everyone else can't!
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Yeah, I get mine directly from the local engine machine shop, where i get heads skimmed / bores honed out etc, they will only sell quality items, which 99% of the time ar VR anyway
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#24
same here, hence my recommendation of South Wales pistons if nobody closer can sort you out, I built an 8v 205 engine earlier this year using ACL and King bearings, SWP charged me half the price my local motorfactor wanted, they both use FPS but as a member of the pubic you can't go direct to FPS.
need a part number? http://public.servicebox.peugeot.com/ and http://service.citroen.com/ will sort you out.
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#25
My 'local' engineering place I am not on friendly terms like I used to be in Hereford. £120 skims for instance, not a tenner and some beers like it used to be!

All ordered now anyhow from a company in Newquay of all places.
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