#58962, "Removing valve springs with the head on (pic)"
I remember awhile back someone was asking if this is possible. I have a picture of the tool that I was talking about making to make this possible. Check it out:
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#58968, "RE: Removing valve springs with the head on (pic)" In response to Reply # 0
All you need to do is fill the cylinders with compressed air. This will hold the valves up. Then swap out your springs. Kind of like doing a leak down test.
#59004, "RE: Removing valve springs with the head on (pic)" In response to Reply # 2
4G63s never need head work...
My only worry would be scratching the inside of the cam caps on the top. Neat idea, though.
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#59115, "RE: Removing valve springs with the head on (pic)" In response to Reply # 4
I don't think that the tool that you just listed, Jim, will fit between the casting of the head and the valve spring. It might be possible to make it work, though. I just don't know... -=B-=
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#59219, "RE: Removing valve springs with the head on (pic)" In response to Reply # 5
"I don't think that the tool that you just listed, Jim, will fit between the casting of the head and the valve spring."
Yeah, most definitely not. I rented two different valve spring compressors before I went out and bought one that actually worked... and that was with the head off! Even some of the "OHC" ones don't work on our heads
#59241, "RE: Removing valve springs with the head on (pic)" In response to Reply # 6
which one worked for you??
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