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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] [xj-s] Valve Motion
Kirbert wrote: >So: if one side of a valve doesn't sit on its seat quite right, it's >gonna continue to leak and burn at the same place until the engine is >rebuilt. Another good reason to spend the time it takes to lap them properly! > And any sideways load on the valve stem will continue to >wear on one side of the valve and one side of the guide until they >are both oval. How could there be any sideways load on the valve stem? Michel Carpentier
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