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Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 9:06 am
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In car valve spriing removal
kevin11
I know.the head is out,but with it in, just to give an idea..just use a thinner linked chain and go from the bottom with a fork. Use magnet to catch retainers. Use rope in cylinder(btc-tdc) to keep valve from moving. I also used a rocker shaft at times...works the same..but,you will have to reposition it utilizing one hole to get to the one exhaust valve.
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Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 9:06 am
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In car valve spriing removal
kevin11
I know.the head is out,but with it in, just use a thinner linked chain and go from the bottom with a fork. Use magnet to catch retainers. Use rope in cylinder(btc-tdc) to keep valve from moving. I also used a rocker shaft at times...works the same..but,you will have to reposition it utilizing one hole to get to the one exhaust valve.
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Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2007 11:07 am
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homemade steering box adjuster
kevin11
welded two nuts opposite each other,one is from a gutted oil pressure switch, I forgot what I made the other sied from,but the tool works for both super and standard boxes.
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