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Harold

05-17-2004 21:33:07




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I would appreciateit very much if someone could tell me the proper way to remove and replace the valve guides in a VC Case tractor. The motor is a 124 Continental. Thanks much in advance,--Harold




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Alberta Mike

05-20-2004 03:58:17




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 Re: Continental Motor in reply to Harold, 05-17-2004 21:33:07  
That's the flathead Continental 4-cylinder in the V series right? The guides are shoulderless so they could be removed or installed from top or bottom BUT since the cam and valve lifters are probably in the engine already, it would only make sense to drive them out from the top through to the bottom. The new one would have to also go in from the top to the bottom. It is critical that you measure the distance from the top of the guide to the gasket surface of the cylinder block. This distance should measure exactly 1 15/32". Measure carefully as you are tapping them in because once they are too far down, they'd be hard to tap back up without coming up from the bottom somehow. Once installed, the guide must be reamed to get a nice round hole in the guide. The correct inside diameter of the valve guide is 0.3422 - 0.3432 inches. I have removed the hide feature from my email so you can get hold of me that way if you wish.

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