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Re: Oliver valve adjustment leads to more work!! P
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Posted by Sand Flat Bob on February 04, 2007 at 05:29:15 from (209.210.115.54):
In Reply to: Oliver valve adjustment leads to more work!! Pic posted by wagsw900 on February 03, 2007 at 18:05:29:
The only engines I have tore into that looked like that, were getting coolant in the oil, also great for breaking valve springs. The ones I tore into that looked like this weren't Olivers, but they had coolant leaks around the sleeves. I would sure check out number 1 as when the cylinders are that clean, they usually are burning coolant. My experience was cracks in heads or blocks when only on one cylinder, could get lucky and just be a head gasket, but sure worth a close look. Good luck, Bob
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