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Radmacdaddy |
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I'm getting near pulling my heads but my pushrod tubes are really tight. I very gently turned them with a pair pliers to try & get them loose, but they are not popping out.
Any good ideas. Thanks for quick replies!! |
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jaxdream |
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Some guys wrap a small worm drive clamp around them , snug up the clamp , grab the clamp with vice-grips , then wack the vice-grips with a hammer ( not real hard , just tap smartly ) then ease the tube out . It's somewhat a longer process this way as the clamp has to be removed and replaced on the next one, but you save the tubes . Instalation usually requires that a socket that is the inside diameter of the head end be inserted into the tube after the orings are lubed / replaced and then the socket gets tapped to insert the tubes into the block and head. Good Luck....
Jack |
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