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 Special tool needed to keep lash adjusters in place? 3.5 SOHC
#1075566
12/11/14 02:29 PM
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Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 899
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Rock Warrior
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So...heads pressure tested fine after broken timing belt. I'm going to pull the valves and check them with a dial indicator and replace the seals. FSM says I need MD998443 to keep the lash adjusters in place during disassembly. Is there a cheaper alternative? Can I get by without this tool?
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Re: Special tool needed to keep lash adjusters in place? 3.5 SOHC
[Re: Fujisawa_Rob]
#1075567
12/11/14 06:21 PM
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Joined: Jul 2002
Posts: 1,758
Body Damage is Cool
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I can tell you fasteddy always recommend taking apair of scissors to latex gloves. Just use the finger tips to hold them in place.
89 Raider - V6, Automatic, rear LSD, A/C Retrofit, Cruise Control Retrofit.
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Re: Special tool needed to keep lash adjusters in place? 3.5 SOHC
[Re: Jay Ayala]
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12/11/14 07:09 PM
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Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 899
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Rock Warrior
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I can tell you fasteddy always recommend taking apair of scissors to latex gloves. Just use the finger tips to hold them in place. Seems like that would work.
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Re: Special tool needed to keep lash adjusters in place? 3.5 SOHC
[Re: Fujisawa_Rob]
#1075569
12/12/14 04:07 AM
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Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 427
Mudrunner
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If it's like the 2.6 set up I use a bike tube cut into 3" sections or so
1989 Mighty Max 4WD 2.6 Turbo,Auto EFI...megasquirt! 4.62 Rear LSD!
1989 Mighty Max 2WD 2.6 5 speed slammed
1993 Eagle Talon TSI
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