[Shotimes] oil in plug wells

[Paul L Fisher]

As a side question, how many miles? Have the valve covers ever been off
before? If not, just clean them out, don't pull the covers and you'll be
fine for a number of years.


Paul L Fisher

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Subject: RE: [Shotimes] oil in plug wells

 -------------- Original message ----------------------
From: "Mark Mucher" <mmucher@bellsouth.net>
> As a follow up, does the intake need to come off just to remove the front
> cam cover?

Yes, it does.  There is no way to get to all the allen screws that hold it
down with the intake in place.  Any work done to the cam covers or fuel
rails/injectors requires that the intake come off.

There are those with arms of rubber and the patience of Job that can change
plugs and wires with the intake installed.  That's about all anyone can do
with it on.  One must makes the assumption that there is no oil in the
wells.  (It is possible to change the IAB valve with it on, if you have
steady fingers and the right 1/4 inch ratchet and extension.)

George
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