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David Stowers |
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Hi all,
All 3 exhaust rockers broke on one side (4,5,6) when I started my engine for the first rime after cam and rocker re grind. What’s the likely cause here folks? Thank you |
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fixer34 |
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Assuming the pistons hit the exhaust valves while still partially open when at top of stroke. Cam timing needs to be off quite a bit (delayed) if it hard hard enough to snap the rocker arms. By any chance did you/someone forget to insert the locking pin into the cam gear. Tighten the cam nut and it will rotate by hand and everything looks good. Under power, the cam gear slips and that's it...
If you are real lucky it didn't trash the valves or pistons. |
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