Subject	Just be thorough and keep everything clean. It'll turn out
Posted by	ZinnZ32 on January 09, 2013 at 1:33 AM
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In Reply To	Survey of success with cleaning/rebuilding lifters posted by ZXoltan on January 08, 2013 at 05:23 PM
Message	Done 2 sets, both fine. The more time you spend cleaning, and resurfacing the contact surfaces, the better your chances. First time is always a challenge, but it's a good experience. Also make SURE that you don't overfill them! Or else you will always have you valves open when you seat the cam (no compression)! Always fill the valve body a few mm's below the top edge! Remember to completely compress-check the plunger with a pick to depress the check valve! __________ Version 3.01
Follow Ups	Survey of success with cleaning/rebuilding lifters - ZXoltan 17:23:04 01/08/13 I soaked mine in diesel and then oil. - AHos(Chicago) 17:55:40 01/08/13 Did Lifter Rebuild 101 on 2 sets with 47/48 sucess rate - Schmeal 18:04:03 01/08/13 Rebuilt mine with success however would like to mention - Evan_Wright (Ca) 18:31:22 01/08/13 Ive rebuilt at least 5 sets - white22sky 19:35:38 01/08/13 I followed the write up. - rojoloco (VA Beach) 21:07:14 01/08/13 Just be thorough and keep everything clean. It'll turn out - ZinnZ32 01:33:59 01/09/13
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