[Shotimes] rear valve cover HELPPPP

[Donald Mallinson]

Bruce,

I used to fight with that harness and the fuel lines that 
get in the way, but the EASY way to fix this is to find any 
living human of adult height and have them hold those things 
out of the way and the cover can go on in 5 seconds without 
worry.  You won't touch anything if you just get them out of 
the way.

An alternate would be (as recommended) to tie them up.  A 
few lengths of electrical wire will be long enough (ever try 
to find 20" long wire ties?) and re-useable as wire when you 
are done!

Don Mallinson

Bruce Malachuk wrote:
> Ok so I have Mark's video which I commited to memory for the 60k, I have the
> SHOshop valve lash kit (which is kinda weak, not tnough 2600 & 2625 shims),
> and I can't seem to get my freaking rear valve cover back on.
> 
> Any tricks to getting it back in there? I tried for 45 min at different angles
> and what not and I finally gave up and decided to hit it fresh tomorrow.the
> main problem i'm having is the hump where the cam chains are. I keep hitting
> the fuel line over on the end of the rails. I'm thinking of taking that fuel
> line off to make it easier, but I'm not sure that is necessary. If anyone has
> some tricks on how to get this back on please let me know.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Bruce
> 94 Opal Frost MTX
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