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Looking at the valvetrain


Trey

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I hope I’m doing these blog entries right. It doesn’t look right on mobile for some reason. Anyway…

 

My son and I pulled the valve cover off to take a look at the valvetrain.  It’s very clean in there. Cam looks great. No major wear and the lobes are smooth. Minimal varnish too. 

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That is a very clean valve train, but dry as a bone.  I would adjust the valves, pour a 1/2 quart of oil over the entire thing, spin it with the plugs out until I had oil at the top of the head, then attempt to start it.

 

Mark92131

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28 minutes ago, Mark92131 said:

That is a very clean valve train, but dry as a bone.  I would adjust the valves, pour a 1/2 quart of oil over the entire thing, spin it with the plugs out until I had oil at the top of the head, then attempt to start it.

 

Mark92131

Thanks Mark. That’s the plan, although I need to figure out the valve adjustment procedure. I’ll search for that. 

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42 minutes ago, Trey said:

I’ll search for that. 

 

Pretty simple, just adjust the valves that are completely off the cam, with the bottom of the cam lobe facing the rocker pad.

 

Here's a tech article.

 

Mark92131

 

 

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