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Date:         Fri, 13 Jun 1997 09:30:10 -0500
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From:         Guntram von Kiparsky <gvonkipa@students.wisc.edu>
Subject:      1700 cc engine; push-rod tube seal replacement ??

Hi friends,

I am replacing some leaky push-rod tube seals on my old '72 Westy this weekend. Does anyone have any cool advice or suggestions to help me make this a smooth easy job.. I think I might be missing a retainer clip on the left side. Where can I find one of these ? How important is that clip ? On replacing the seals, is it really a simple job ? I guess all I will have to do is remove the rocker arms as per John Muir and get at it. Do the tube slip out easily after this ? Any advice is seriously appreciated .

Please direct all responses directly to : gvonkipa@students.wisc.edu

Thanks very much, Guntram

************************************************************* * Guntram Ramutis von Kiparsky * * Forest Soils Laboratory (608)-262-8295 * * Rochdale International Cooperative (608)-255-9260 * * kiparsky@calshp.cals.wisc.edu * **************************************************************


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