Lifters
You can see the lifter guides above the cylinders in this shot. The heads span the lifters as well as the cylinder bores so they must come off to remove the lifters.
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Well, the guys who replied above are HALF right. You could remove the lifters the way I did:
Pull the cam out without supporting the lifters, then fish them out of the oil pan for the next 3 hours....
OK, all kidding aside, Patches and SinCity are right... pull the heads, but do this BEFORE you pull the cam
Pull the cam out without supporting the lifters, then fish them out of the oil pan for the next 3 hours....
OK, all kidding aside, Patches and SinCity are right... pull the heads, but do this BEFORE you pull the cam
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Originally Posted by diynoob
Well, the guys who replied above are HALF right. You could remove the lifters the way I did:
Pull the cam out without supporting the lifters, then fish them out of the oil pan for the next 3 hours....
OK, all kidding aside, Patches and SinCity are right... pull the heads, but do this BEFORE you pull the cam
Pull the cam out without supporting the lifters, then fish them out of the oil pan for the next 3 hours....
OK, all kidding aside, Patches and SinCity are right... pull the heads, but do this BEFORE you pull the cam
