Re: Intake valve removal

Posted by HeyObie on December 01, 2012 at 17:14:13 from (74.106.225.13):

In Reply to: Intake valve removal posted by HeyObie on November 30, 2012 at 10:56:14:

I took a large screw driver and grinded it down so
I could get some leverage on it to push down the
valve guide. The screw driver rests on the top of
the valve port (intake or exhaust.

No matter what I did. I could not push the guide
down to remove the guide keeper. So I went search
for another tool.

I had a very large needle nose pliers which has a
90% bend at the end. The length of the bend was
perfect (about 1/2 inch).

I opened the needle nose so that there was a tip
on each side of the valve on the valve guide.
Because there was equal pressure on both sides of
the valve, it was balanced and when I lifted and
it popped.

The pliers can be found at harbor freight for
about $12. Not online.

Just saying.

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