How to Install Valves, Valve Springs, Retainers, Valve Seals, and Keepers. [LS Engines]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มี.ค. 2022
- How to Install Valve Springs, Retainers, Valve Seals, and Keepers. This is definitely not a first-ever type of process, but it is an important step in assembling a cylinder head properly. Lapping valves properly and keeping everything clean through the process will help ensure that your valves seal properly. Leaky valves equal lower compression or even destruction. Leaky oil seals also lead to unwanted blue smoke out the tailpipe. Keep those valve guides very clean and drop the valves in with light oil. Lube the tips of the valve stems when installing the seals or installing the valves through the seals.
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This has by far been the most pain in the ass part of my cam kit swap & your video was the best step by step info on here
Nice video! Thanks!!
very good video. really showed a lot, thanks
What exactly are you hitting with the hammer like what part of the valve or spring what was in your hand that you put on the spring before you hit it.
Nice video, please don’t forget to review the skil 20v impact wrench, can’t wait for it. Again wonderful video 🙏🏻
Did this guy just put the blue intake seals all on one side 😮. The exhaust seals are typically brown or black.
Dude you sound like Peyton Manning. Good video btw.
name of engine and in which cars this engine is used
Are those stock intake valves? Is it okay to remove the oem black coating in the valve faces? I have taken it off my intake valves and just need some clarification they will be all good
Is that H shaped piece of metal a special tool for doing this job? Or was it just a piece of metal you had?