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Topic: Re: 1550 Diesel Intake valve seals??
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| J. Schwiebert
01-03-2013 18:56:12
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What stud bolts? You took the valve cover off and there are 6 studs that hold the rocker arm shaft on. Is that what you are talking about? How oily were the valve stems when you looked at them through the intake ports. Are you thinking about working on the miss right now?
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| Rocko
01-04-2013 01:19:20
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| Hello J. I took the intake manifold off as you suggested. I also took the valve cover off. The six stud bolts I refered to are the intake manifold to HEAD (I mistakenly typed block other post) mounting studs. The threaded holes these thread into go straight into oil chamber of head and were loose and leaking. Valve stems are not visible from intake ports. Yes I am still chasing that miss and excesive smoking issue. I have previously taken the exhaust manifold off and watched which cylinders are smoking and it seems to move around and change as engine warms up. Thanks Rocko.
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