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Re: Re: Re: How hard is it to replace Exhaust Valve Guides?
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Posted by Rick from Paso on November 15, 2000 at 22:49:20 from (207.114.212.110):
In Reply to: Re: Re: How hard is it to replace Exhaust Valve Guides? posted by Salmoneye on November 15, 2000 at 04:34:20:
Case 310B, G148 engine, they are pressed in and out. I called the local cylinder head shop, they quoted $10.00/guide if I supply the guides and lap them in, sounds good to me! I think I will do the exhaust guides only and maybe have the exhaust seats replaced too, they said $20.00 a seat, they supply the seat. They said they couldn't guarantee that the seats wouldn't leak water because the head may have corroded the water jacket too thin where they cut the seats in place. Does this sound right? Thank you guys for your help, ain't never done this before. Regards, Rick from Paso.
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