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08-13-2019, 06:10 PM
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Exhaust valve guide replacement
Could some one help out whos done this .
I have a 341 that needs a guide. I tapped it out 3/4 of the way with a 3/8-16 tap to pull it. The manual states full thread in tap. Without buying a longer tap, would 3/4 be enough ??? Engine is in tractor still and together (except for head and valve obviously) I thought I read somewhere about tapping the guide down with the remover/installer tool ( I have that). Tappet is in the way keeping me from driving it down. I thought I saw that you could break the lower portion of the guide with a hammer and chisel and drive down the other half ??? Is pulling the guide out the best way ? I have a good 5/16 reamer to finish the job once I install the new guide and have a new valve which I will lap for an air tight fit in the block. Thanks for your input Carroll '75 1650 dual stick
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11-10-2019, 08:06 AM
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Guide
You must pull the cam and tappets then knock it through.
There’s not enough clearance. Or use a valve guide puller to take i from the top. Kohler made them.
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