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techtalk:evo:engmech04b [2019/01/28 23:55] hippysmack [Check the valve oiler hole in the rocker arm] |
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| **Note**: The bushing reamer (94804-57) has right hand blades. Always turn it to the right (clockwise) when installing, reaming or removing it from the bushings. \\ | **Note**: The bushing reamer (94804-57) has right hand blades. Always turn it to the right (clockwise) when installing, reaming or removing it from the bushings. \\ | ||
| - | I would suggest to mic the bushings closely and several times to be sure you need to before replacing them. ((Hippysmack of the XLFORUM http://xlforum.net/forums/showthread.php?t=2072192)) \\ | + | A helpful suggestion is to mic the bushings closely and several times to be sure you need to before replacing them. ((Hippysmack of the XLFORUM http://xlforum.net/forums/showthread.php?t=2072192)) \\ |
| If the rocker arm pads or the pushrod cups are worn badly, it'd probably be best to just replace the arms instead. \\ | If the rocker arm pads or the pushrod cups are worn badly, it'd probably be best to just replace the arms instead. \\ | ||
| New rocker arms come with the bushings installed and sized. \\ | New rocker arms come with the bushings installed and sized. \\ | ||
