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Old 05-07-2007, 11:36 PM
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valve spring replacement

Does the head have to be off to replace valve springs?
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Re: valve spring replacement

No, the valve cover does, but if you drop a valve into the cylinder then your pretty screwed as far as getting it back into the head. Id suggest doing each set with the piston at TDC to try to remedy that.
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Re: valve spring replacement

nice, thanks.
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