I have already bought 2 different types of Valvespring removal tools. None have worked on my DOHC Vtec head.

What company makes one that fits?
TIA

 

http://www.snap-on.com

 

http://buy.snapon.com/catalog/PRO_ne...snapon%2Dstore


Which one of these?

 

YA9140

 

are there any additional tools needed or is this everything? Just wondering because in the helms it has all these additional attachments.

 

this one.

[Modified by 98TypeR, 1:46 PM 8/6/2002]


[Modified by 98TypeR, 1:46 PM 8/6/2002]

 

That's the one that Ben sold to me. I used it without a problem. It does take some muscle and a second person with a magnetic wand to pull the keepers out.

I'll set it back up on my head and take a picture of it so you can see how it all goes together.

 

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i rented one form autozone... i tried for about an hour and only took out one valve..

 

that tool works

 

The Snap on works great. Easy to use, just need 2 people to make it easy, if you're alone, good luck. First time we used it the first 2 or 3 valvesprings took about 30 min, but after that he got all of them out and back in, in less than 45 min.

 

A magnetic pickup tool makes removal easier with just one person.

Re-installation of the keepers can also be done easily by one person with that tool.

A must-have for any engine builder.

 

Very true, but another set of hands makes the job soooo much eaiser