Posted by rustred on December 30, 2012 at 08:37:17 from (70.28.245.91):
In Reply to: Re: won't start posted by RICK IN VERMONT on December 30, 2012 at 08:15:20:
that dont even make sense. once valve guides are worn the valves "walk around" the seats and get them pounded out and the seats become widened.seat width is like 1/8" and guaranteed with worn guides they will be wider. this is the very first time i have even heard of this operation. i think if the valves were good as he says then the guides were good also. i think maybe he told you that and charged for that cause he wanted a little extra cash, but why not do the job right the first time. some thing here is not computing. have to know for sure whats going on and not thinks so or presume. need to do a compresion check on this and give the results.
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