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    Posted: 23 November 2005 at 7:38pm

Originally posted by mattpace mattpace wrote:

Yes, I searched... ;)

My valve spring got rusty.  I was doing milling, was afraid some filings might have got in the vel. screw. hole, and cleaned it out, and apparently didn't dry it enough.

How do I get the ring out so I can remove the brass hammer?
If the spring still seems salvageable, should I keep it?  How much force does it take?


Thanks!

Sure you searched!

If you actually had you would have found several dozen answers to your question. Right here in maint.& repair try CVX Valve. My explanation...3rd post down.



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Yes, I searched... ;)

My valve spring got rusty.  I was doing milling, was afraid some filings might have got in the vel. screw. hole, and cleaned it out, and apparently didn't dry it enough.

How do I get the ring out so I can remove the brass hammer?
If the spring still seems salvageable, should I keep it?  How much force does it take?


Thanks!

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