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 Re: Valve Cover Removal - 3.2L in a 96.5 Rodeo
[Re: Madcat]
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03/04/05 03:14 PM
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Getting the Wheeling Fever
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Are you sure no others are moving like that? Even on the other side? No - none with THAT much play, but it could be that they are just tighter/stuck/whatever. I'll yank harder on them all tonight to make sure none others come lose.
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'96.5 Rodeo
DOR Shackles, 1.5" Tbar Crank, Superwinch Hubs, fancy rubber floormats.
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Re: Valve Cover Removal - 3.2L in a 96.5 Rodeo
[Re: WillV]
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03/07/05 12:29 AM
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Joined: Dec 2004
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Getting the Wheeling Fever
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Well, none of the others were loose, but I said 'screw it' and put the covers back on. The timing belt went on today, and I hope to have it running by the day after tomorrow. The next door neighbor thinks I found the source of the ticking, but to get in and mess with it was more than I was willing to deal with. I'll keep everyone posted with the results.
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'96.5 Rodeo
DOR Shackles, 1.5" Tbar Crank, Superwinch Hubs, fancy rubber floormats.
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