A Lifter Difference
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J1MGOLDEN
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A Lifter Difference
Were some lifters made with a dip on top that makes it more difficult to set the valve clearance?
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Jack Putnam, in Ohio
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Re: A Lifter Difference
Lifters with the dip on top are candidates for the million mile club. That dip is wear. Beaten down by the valve stem. They need replaced.
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J1MGOLDEN
Topic author - Posts: 1230
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Re: A Lifter Difference
Thank you!
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Allan
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Re: A Lifter Difference
They need replacing.
Allan from down under.
Allan from down under.