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Changing HLC:s Please help
Hello friends,
I´ve just spent an hour or soo reading different posts from the archives about HLC:s but I must admit that I didnot understand how to do it. There were some references to a speicall tool that was needed to determine the correct shim (or puck) selection. Is there anyone out there that could mail me an instruction describing this procedure?? My mail adress is mikael.westerberg@telia.com Many Thanks, Mikael Westerberg 1984 500 SEL Vanersborg, Sweden |
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HLC's ?????????
Dave
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I'm sorry for that. I mean the hydraulic elements for the rocker arms. I think I read HLC.s in one of the posts and thought it was a common abbrevation to describe theese elements.
Sorry again/ Mikael |
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Anyone that can help? I´m also very curious on how to determine if a hydraulic element is weak/ shoot or not?
Many thanks in advance, Mikael |
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I´m getting scared now because of the limited replies. Please help me guy´s-
Thanks/ Mikael |
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