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dean101287
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2nd Apr 10 at 12:36   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
http://www.nuvision.ndo.co.uk/tappets.htm


Just thought I would share it with people
McWillster
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Could this be moved to Tutorials as it may be helpful in the future and easier to find there at a later date?

Cheers
Jamie-C
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Would this cure rattly tappets? Not read the link yet.
dean101287
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Well yea, thats a sign that they are clogged up and sticking. The tutorial basically tells you how to strip them, clean them and test them.
Warren G
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when i took mine apart


what he is saying i dont adgree with
dean101287
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care to elaborate warren? Any tips? Im planning on refurbing a set tomorrow. Iv tested the spring bit and Iv got 1 out of 16 that springs back

Any suggestions on how to get them all free so I can get 16 working ones.

[Edited on 02-04-2010 by dean101287]
Warren G
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you just have to take them apart and drain the oil, then they spring fine


wouldnt realy call it refurbishing though
dean101287
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Did you just pull it out and the spring just comes out isit? Iv got them soaking in gunk so should come out relatively easy in the morning. I hope.

Cheers for the help tho
Warren G
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wont make it any easier, need some long noise mole grips and pull them out - there held in with a ring clip, and have to be forced out
dean101287
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Take it they just push back in and clip into place?

 
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