Where the tools at???
i was wondering where i could find tools such as the extension for spring compressors on b18 heads and a valve seal puller and install tool
i have the part numbers from acura but is there an easier way to replace springs and seals???
thanks
i have the part numbers from acura but is there an easier way to replace springs and seals???
thanks
haha you said tool..
we used a rather primitive tool the other day made by Snap on, I think. Basically it's just a metal part that goes over the retainer and keeper, you hit it with a hammer, and the keeper is magnetically pulled into the tool. This thing worked so much faster than the Snap on lever that you see every where.
we used a rather primitive tool the other day made by Snap on, I think. Basically it's just a metal part that goes over the retainer and keeper, you hit it with a hammer, and the keeper is magnetically pulled into the tool. This thing worked so much faster than the Snap on lever that you see every where.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by advanracing62 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">haha you said tool..
we used a rather primitive tool the other day made by Snap on, I think. Basically it's just a metal part that goes over the retainer and keeper, you hit it with a hammer, and the keeper is magnetically pulled into the tool. This thing worked so much faster than the Snap on lever that you see every where. </TD></TR></TABLE>
part number???
we used a rather primitive tool the other day made by Snap on, I think. Basically it's just a metal part that goes over the retainer and keeper, you hit it with a hammer, and the keeper is magnetically pulled into the tool. This thing worked so much faster than the Snap on lever that you see every where. </TD></TR></TABLE>
part number???
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by gsr2jdm »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I can take em off (springs and retainers)
just wondering how to get them back on
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Use a Vlave Spring Compressor
just wondering how to get them back on
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Use a Vlave Spring Compressor
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