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Packard Forum Index » Post-War (1946-54)

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Packardguy

Re: Stuck Valve

#11

Just popping in

Valves looked ok and looked to be seating, there was very little play from side to side with them, as were with some other cylinders that have commpression.

Posted on: 2009/8/7 21:25

Justin Newtown CT.
51' 200 sedan

Owen_Dyneto

Re: Stuck Valve

#12

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Not really possible to check condition of the valve stem and guide wear and condition of the seats by just wiggling from side to side due to tension of the spring. You really have to remove the valves to inspect.

Posted on: 2009/8/8 10:28