Subject	I could, and I have a compression testing hose I could use >
Posted by	my91z on July 04, 2011 at 4:19 PM
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In Reply To	Replace valve stem seals w/ heads on the engine. posted by gbhrps on July 04, 2011 at 03:33 PM
Message	to pressurize the cylinders and stop the valves from dropping. Compression is OK as well. I guess the rope method seems to give a bit of extra safety margin in that I won't run out of air (sure compressor could kick on and more than keep up), and in reading on using that tool I linked to, you are supposed to use a hammer to whack it downward with. If the valve isn't pretty solid, it may not work. Thanks, Mike --------------------------------------------------------
Follow Ups	Anyone replaced valve stem seals w/ heads on the engine? - my91z 12:49:53 07/04/11 Replace valve stem seals w/ heads on the engine. - gbhrps 15:33:02 07/04/11 I could, and I have a compression testing hose I could use > - my91z 16:19:52 07/04/11 What's wrong with just having the piston up at TDC? Since - jzack 18:36:16 07/04/11 Not concerned about the valve hitting the piston >> - my91z 18:57:50 07/04/11 Would think if it's hitting the piston -- there's no drop - jzack 18:33:26 07/05/11 I went ahead and ordered the Snap-On retainer tool >> - my91z 18:51:58 07/05/11 A Z-friend of did it, using a self-made tool : - Dark Diver 15:54:13 07/04/11 Re: A Z-friend of did it, using a self-made tool : - jaidieray 16:14:53 07/04/11 So it's long enough to reach down into the head OK? - my91z 16:26:42 07/04/11 I used air when changing my valve springs, no problems. (n/m) - ae300z 19:57:28 07/04/11 Thanks for the pics. Did he need to fabricate the tool, or > - my91z 16:21:42 07/04/11 Re: A Z-friend of did it, using a self-made tool : - WazTTed 03:43:54 07/06/11 I assume you are asking me? It didn't affect anything as far - my91z 06:25:12 07/06/11
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