| Diagram | Fig. 6 — CYLINDER BLOCK AND HEAD, T140V · ref 13 |
| Subsystem | engine top |
| Listed in parts books | 1976–1978 |
Cylinder Head
Cylinder head for the T140V, catalog part 71-7007.
This is a cylinder head for the T140V, the part that caps off the top end and carries the combustion chambers, valve gear, and ports for intake and exhaust. It's the piece that bolts down onto the cylinder block and does most of the work of turning fuel and air into power.
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Catalog records show this head appearing in figures for the T140V cylinder block and head assembly, spanning entries from the mid to late '70s. A cylinder head is not a small undertaking to swap - it involves the valves, guides, and often a fresh gasket set and studs, so plan the job accordingly rather than treating it as a bolt-on-and-go part.
Given what a head costs and what's riding on it fitting correctly, it's worth double-checking against your specific engine before ordering, and lining up the rest of the top-end hardware (gaskets, pushrods, rocker gear) so you're not caught short mid-rebuild.
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