valve problem
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valve problem
So i screwed up the timing first time around, confusing seamed to be 3 alignment points for the lower sprockets. Broke 3 rocker arms. have changed the rocker arms, fixed the timing. tried to start and hear a soft popping sound. where sould i go from here? take of the topp? valve number 3 from the front was hard to ajust.
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Re: valve problem
Sounds like a bent valve you could pressure test each hole but sounds like the head is coming off
Measure it twice, cut once. Dam still cut wrong
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Re: valve problem
Haugis
Good luck with the rest of the job. Carefully turn the engine over by hand to test for valve clearance problems. If the engine won't turn a complete revolution by hand something is out of time.
Don't worry, you're not the first DIY mechanic to break rocker arms. If you still don't feel confident take it to a reputable repair shop.
Be careful
TLGF
Good luck with the rest of the job. Carefully turn the engine over by hand to test for valve clearance problems. If the engine won't turn a complete revolution by hand something is out of time.
Don't worry, you're not the first DIY mechanic to break rocker arms. If you still don't feel confident take it to a reputable repair shop.
Be careful
TLGF
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Re: valve problem
Thanks for the help! I will continue on with taking out the top, I have time but not all the know how in engine repair. Taking it to the mechanic is way to expensive here in Norway 100-200$ an hour in labor, and i payed about 3500$ for the car.
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Re: valve problem
I have gotten off the head how do i inspect the piston surface?
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Re: valve problem
Use fresh engine oil and lube the cylinder walls the roll the end over and when piston 1 & 4 are top dead center cover pistons 2 & 3 with rags and start cleaning the tops with carb clean brass wirebrush and scotchbrite. When you are happy use compressed air to blow any debris away. Then reoil the rings and roll the end over again to bring up 2&3 but watch cylinders 1&4 the oil will leave a ring on the cylinder wall wipe up this ring it will contain debris. Then repeat of the other two holes.
Good luck
Dustin
Good luck
Dustin
Measure it twice, cut once. Dam still cut wrong