Possible rocker problem
#11
RE: Possible rocker problem
OK, what kind of poly lock would work on my crane 1.7 ratio pedestal rockers? The bolt is a hex head bolt, so there are no corners. I could buy new bolts, but do I need to get a particluar grade? TIA, guys,
Tchamber
Tchamber
#12
RE: Possible rocker problem
OK, I pulled the driver side valve cover, and cranked the engine over by hand, and all the rockers are tight. Is there anything else I can check while Im in there?
#18
RE: Possible rocker problem
you tight down the nut where you want the rocker set at while holds the rut with the wrench you have a allen head wrench I use a allen socket to tight it down .what it does is put pressure on the threads to stay in place
#19
RE: Possible rocker problem
[quote]ORIGINAL: vfast
you tight down the nut where you want the rocker set at while holds the rut with the wrench you have a allen head wrench I use a allen socket to tight it down .what it does is put pressure on the threads to stay in place
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javascript:void(AddText(''))/quote]thanks! man im learnin a lot today!
you tight down the nut where you want the rocker set at while holds the rut with the wrench you have a allen head wrench I use a allen socket to tight it down .what it does is put pressure on the threads to stay in place
[javascript:void(AddText(''))
javascript:void(AddText(''))/quote]thanks! man im learnin a lot today!
#20
RE: Possible rocker problem
[quote]ORIGINAL: bobby
wow that post got messed up, lol, what i ment to say was wow im learning a lot today! thanks
ORIGINAL: vfast
you tight down the nut where you want the rocker set at while holds the rut with the wrench you have a allen head wrench I use a allen socket to tight it down .what it does is put pressure on the threads to stay in place
[javascript:void(AddText(''))
javascript:void(AddText(''))/quote]thanks! man im learnin a lot today!
you tight down the nut where you want the rocker set at while holds the rut with the wrench you have a allen head wrench I use a allen socket to tight it down .what it does is put pressure on the threads to stay in place
[javascript:void(AddText(''))
javascript:void(AddText(''))/quote]thanks! man im learnin a lot today!
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