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Originally Posted by Blue300SD
Installing a new timing chain sounds like a good idea.
I will add that to the list.
Dont think I like the idea of trusting a machine shop to get the valve guides pressed in correctly without depth specifications.
I have trust issues...
Anyone know how far the valve guides are supposed to be seated into the head ?
I should have measured before pulling them out.
Guess I could measure the guides in another head.
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Unless you have a full automotive machine shop, it is costly to DIY.
* Valve seat tools.
* Valve grinder USED
* Valve Guide Knurling & Resizing Tools.
* There are other special tools required.
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