[AT] Bad valve on an M- Update

[D. Day]

Charlie, my IH 'guy' was just here and said exactly what you did. The rocker
arm was dry on one end and was not moving easily.  I'm either going to have
him try to rebuild it or find a used one.

Dick

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Same setup on the AC stuff too Karl.  It sounds like that might be the
problem on the M.  If so it is probably in for a rocker arm rebuild as well
as some push rods and valve guides.

Charlie
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Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 10:54 AM
Subject: Re: [AT] Bad valve on an M- Update


> The rocker arm shaft on my MF is hollow and fed with oil from the center
> rocker arm shaft mount. The oil then travels inside the shaft and is
directed to
> the rocker arms through holes in the shaft right at the rocker arm. The
hollow
> rocker arm shaft has a cork (from the factory) in each end that's held in
> place by a cotter pin. If the get old and worn from heat and vibration,
then oil
> leaks past them and the rocker arms may not get enough.
>
> Karl
>
> In a message dated 3/10/04 10:34:20 AM Eastern Standard Time,
> ehanson at grantsburgtelcom.net writes:
>
> << When I get back I'll address this.  How is oil transported to the ends
of
>  > hte rocker arm assembly?  If it's inside the shaft, that could be
clogged.
> >>
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