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Posted by:
CodeJockey
on January 28, 2003 at 12:27:29

This might be a noob question... I just bought a new Autococker body. When I went to move the valve (a MacDev Red) from my old body to the new one, the valve spring seems *way* too short for the new body; so short that once the valve has been fastened down, the valve spring isn't compressed at all. You can hear the spring rattling in the body & there is no tension on the valve pin. So my question is this: do valve springs come in various lengths for different bodies, or is there something fubar with my new body, or am I possibly just doing something wrong? Any help would be appreciated...

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Valve chamber makes the difference vantrepes 20:43:03 01/28/03 (1)

Re: Valve chamber makes the difference Razorpb 15:11:53 01/29/03 (0)

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: This might be a noob question... I just bought a new Autococker body. When I went to move the valve (a MacDev Red) from my old body to the new one, the valve spring seems *way* too short for the new body; so short that once the valve has been fastened down, the valve spring isn't compressed at all. You can hear the spring rattling in the body & there is no tension on the valve pin. So my question is this: do valve springs come in various lengths for different bodies, or is there something fubar with my new body, or am I possibly just doing something wrong? Any help would be appreciated...

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