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fitzm1
post Sep 10 2011, 11:42 AM
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So I decide its time to check for valve clearance. Each was a little tight. Very good. Got them dead on. Then I look at the no. 3 ex push rod tube thats been leaking and realize that I can get this one out pretty easy. Out it comes, in go the new o rings and back in it goes. I replace the rocker arms and recheck the clearances expecting them to be a little off but they were very tight. Could taking off the rocker arms and replacing them change the clearances that much? I had to unscrew the adjuster at least one ful turn.
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Als914
post Sep 10 2011, 12:48 PM
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Sounds like your #3 push rod was not seated correctly. Pull it back out and reinsert it with the interior tip raised upward as far as it will go and feel it seat into the lifter pocket. Take the rocker arm and place the exterior push tip in the rocker pivot and hold it in place while you hand tighten the adjusting screw enough to hold all in place and then adjust to spec. and then readjust all cylinders again-n-again-n-again until you fill confident that thay are all in spec.
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