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have not seen what others use as support at the bottom



plates and rubber share the force in a wider surface, leaving the valves free to move





these long studs give the chance of a free space under the head to leave the valves open freely



 
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have not seen what others use as support at the bottom



plates and rubber share the force in a wider surface, leaving the valves free to move





these long studs give the chance of a free space under the he




interesting tip from @stphers : “ just a word of caution, we had this at the 3 different dealerships that I worked at and saw more than one tech, bend 2 or more valves using this tool. As you tighten down the tool and the valves get opened, they can hit each other and bend does not take much best to rotate the adjuster to give max clearance on each valve and watch carefully as you tighten the tool down

Thanks, Rick”

Must check
 

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so, done, and tested,

works great:

remove oil bar

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as @stphers mentioned, set the eccentric so that you get the maximium gap

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place tool
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free

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even so...

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you must really go tight, as the central supports of the cam are really big and hit the rockers


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done

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it makes this job super easy,
i did this some years ago using screwdrivers and it was a PIA
 

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some advice

i found really surprising the tight contact that the valves make when you press them (despite of course increasing valve gap to maximum before proceeding)

the fact is that to avoid the top of the cams you do not need as much pressing as what you need to let the two central supports to pass through the intake rockers numbers, 2 and 4

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as you can see in the picture, in the way out (orange arrow), the highest elements are not the cams, but the two central supports of the camshaft arrowed in green, that interfere with intake rockers number 2, and 4
funny enough, when the supports pass behind the mentioned rockers the camshaft falls a bit and the rest goes very smoothly

during the process i checked the contact between the valves below, at the begining there was no contact, you reach contact but you can still turn them with your hand, but you are still unable to remove the camshaft, you have to go a bit farther to be able to remove it, just make it in small increments, and go continuously testing it
 

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Painting the plastic reflectors inside the tail lights,
Working on the tail lights was practically the first thing I did when I got my car. Hardly anything was working back there. It's kind of dangerous even when the lights are working so without - yikes!

Now I'm wondering if I thought to use heat resistant paint...
 

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Hello, I tell you the trick, I use it for turn signal light but didn't blink I add a one turn signal aftermarket relay for each bulb you need 4 relay and it works it is blinking and it very bright turn signal try it if you want bright turn signal
 
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