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Old 06-06-2011, 12:10 PM
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**UPDATE** I got the gasket set in and well I got these rubber gaskets for the roller rocker arms. I need help, like a tutorial guide so I can put them on myself and not lose any more $$$. Can anyone help me?
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This may help. https://www.gmforum.com/performance-137/installing-new-valve-springs-rockers-pushrods-278815/
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It does help in removing the springs but I need help with the rubber part inside the springs
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Ohh, the valve seals. I never made a write up on that. It'* easy to do. I use a channel locks, grab it, not real tight, wiggle and pull up. Put the new one on, use a little lube, push down, use a socket if needed to push straight.
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Thanks I'll see to it then.
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Sorry I forgot to ask you this, what'* a channel lock?
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bigger slip jaw pliers usually
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Thanks JWFIREBIRD
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So, today my dad and I finished rebuilding the engine. We ordered new spark plug wires and spark plugs, but the engine won't start. The engine does turn. All the plugs are in the correct order on the ignition coil and the ones to the engine. I remember when removing the ignition coil bracket there were these three wires for grounded to the assembly. Do those have anything to do with my starting problem?
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Do you have spark?


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