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Posted by Dale13 on December 02, 2000 at 03:49:38 from (207.1.6.36):
In Reply to: machine shops posted by Wayne Inzer on December 01, 2000 at 21:52:49:
The shop I go to has a very complete set of books that list specs for just about anything.And if he did'nt he could measure the angle of the seat and valve,also most of these old girls had pretty stantard angles.45 and 44 degrees and if you want or need new seats and valves he will go with those angles,but they will be the same.As for the injectors you can look for a good diesel shop that rebuilds pumps and injectors or maybe a well equipped C/IH dealer. The injectors will not be CHEAP to have work done on them.
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