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looking for instructions on push rod replacement with pictures.
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Go Zach! The only thing I would add is when removing (not sooooo important) and installing (important, I think) the rocker arm assemblies, to bring engine to TDC on the rocker arm you are installing to relieve tension on the assembly from the valve springs to get correct torque on the assembly. As I re-read my own comments I think this is hard to explain but I think you want zero valve lift when installing. It's like when you adjust the valves on one cylinder and need TDC for that cylinder.
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