>I probably should have enlightened a bit better from my last post. I am
>replacing a head gasket, and I do have the heads off. I am not going to
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>Thanks,
>Timothy
I have pretty much any tool I could need, including a spring
compressor. I have all the specs and torque settings I need. How does
the manual show the removal of the springs?
Lawrence Glickman - 04 Oct 2006 21:04 GMT
>I have pretty much any tool I could need, including a spring
>compressor. I have all the specs and torque settings I need. How does
>the manual show the removal of the springs?
I'm not going to do this job for you.
jim - 04 Oct 2006 21:22 GMT
> I have pretty much any tool I could need, including a spring
> compressor. I have all the specs and torque settings I need. How does
> the manual show the removal of the springs?
Just go ahead and compress the springs - after you do that it should be
obvious.
-jim
Shep - 04 Oct 2006 22:00 GMT
Yeh, right , obvious!!!
>> I have pretty much any tool I could need, including a spring
>> compressor. I have all the specs and torque settings I need. How does
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John S. - 04 Oct 2006 22:48 GMT
> I have pretty much any tool I could need, including a spring
> compressor. I have all the specs and torque settings I need. How does
> the manual show the removal of the springs?
I'm sorry, but you may be getting over your head. Previously you said:
I am very experienced with engines/auto mechanics. And yet you don't
know how to remove valve springs and valves?
Bob - 05 Oct 2006 02:37 GMT
>> I have pretty much any tool I could need, including a spring
>> compressor. I have all the specs and torque settings I need. How does
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> I am very experienced with engines/auto mechanics. And yet you don't
> know how to remove valve springs and valves?
I guess them foreign cars don't use valve keepers.... But what do I know,
I've yet to put valve seals on a 3.0 Ford. I've never known them to cause
problems.
dingbat@codesmiths.com - 05 Oct 2006 23:48 GMT
> I guess them foreign cars don't use valve keepers....
I too am more used to furr'in cars.
I don't know what a valve "pushrod" is. Should I ask my Grandad ?
Steve - 06 Oct 2006 01:52 GMT
>>I guess them foreign cars don't use valve keepers....
>
> I too am more used to furr'in cars.
> I don't know what a valve "pushrod" is. Should I ask my Grandad ?
Its the thing that allows Vipers and Corvettes to outperform Ferraris at
1/3 the price.... :-p