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Old Fri, Jun-04-2010, 05:19:58 PM   #31
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That's amazing work. I'm just waiting for some spark plugs to arrive in the mail so I can do a valve adjustment, but I might as well order those bolts & parts now too. Even if my '02 isn't loose, I'll end up doing this since the engine will be opened anyways.

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That's amazing work. I'm just waiting for some spark plugs to arrive in the mail so I can do a valve adjustment, but I might as well order those bolts & parts now too. Even if my '02 isn't loose, I'll end up doing this since the engine will be opened anyways.

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I'd like to see how the bolts look on a non-loose cam gear.
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Old Fri, Jun-04-2010, 05:52:23 PM   #34
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amazing write up, car is going to the indy shop Wednesday for a valve adjustment ill ask them to take a look at this, thanks for saving me 6 grand ha
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Great write up. Thanks for putting the time in. Def scheduled for next valve adjustment.
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Excellent DIY. Thanks.
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Congrats on a job well done! How long did it take you?
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Congrats on a job well done! How long did it take you?
He said he did it over the weekend, so I am guessing it's a ~8 to 10 hour job.
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What parts (gaskets) needed for valve cover removal? I just want to check out if the sprocket is loose for piece of mind. Are all of these parts needed from Tischer for removal and replacement?

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