Stop in for a cup of coffee

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Yeah, it has been a learning experience with the Hemi jammed in there. I had to cut the rod off the MC just to get it out so I could remove the driver side valve cover. Not wanting to do that again, I picked up a new MC and that leads to more modifications..............
Yeah I think I saw that post and replied "Fixed the knoll post"
 

In my spam folder this morning................

I will contact them, this is all the money I have been waiting for. :lol:

Attention ,

I am Mr. Anthony Bucci Sr, head of the Administrative Service Inspection Unit, United Nations Inspection Agency at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, Atlanta, Georgia. During my official investigation, I discovered a shipment abandoned by a Diplomatic envoy from the United Kingdom, which was transferred from JF Kennedy Airport to our facility here in Atlanta, and when scanned it revealed an undisclosed F U N D in 2 Metal Trunk Boxes weighing approximately 130kg. The consignment was abandoned because the contents were not properly declared by the consignee. Rather, they were declared as personal effect/classified documents to either avoid diversion by the Shipping Agent or confiscation by the relevant authorities. The diplomat's inability to ascertain a Non-Inspection clearance certificate, among other things, is the reason why the consignment was delayed and abandoned. The boxes are still left in the airport storage facility today. The consignments, like I said, are two metal trunk boxes weighing about 65kg each (Internal dimension: W61 x H156 x D73 (cm), effective capacity: 680 L). Apparently, the details of the consignment, including your name and email on the official documents from the United Nations office in London where the shipment was tagged as personal effects/classified document, are still available with us. Therefore, it's up to you to decide if you still need the consignment or allow us to repatriate it back to the UK (place of origin) as we

We were instructed, but if you are interested in receiving the consignment, furnish me with your full name and current address to enable me to process/deliver it to your home.

Note: If you receive this message in your SPAM/JUNK folder, that is because of the restrictions implemented by your Internet ServiceProvider, treat it genuinely.

Yours faithfully,
Mr. Anthony Bucci Sr
Head Officer in Charge
Administrative Service Inspection Unit
 
In my spam folder this morning................

I will contact them, this is all the money I have been waiting for. :lol:

Attention ,

I am Mr. Anthony Bucci Sr, head of the Administrative Service Inspection Unit, United Nations Inspection Agency at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, Atlanta, Georgia. During my official investigation, I discovered a shipment abandoned by a Diplomatic envoy from the United Kingdom, which was transferred from JF Kennedy Airport to our facility here in Atlanta, and when scanned it revealed an undisclosed F U N D in 2 Metal Trunk Boxes weighing approximately 130kg. The consignment was abandoned because the contents were not properly declared by the consignee. Rather, they were declared as personal effect/classified documents to either avoid diversion by the Shipping Agent or confiscation by the relevant authorities. The diplomat's inability to ascertain a Non-Inspection clearance certificate, among other things, is the reason why the consignment was delayed and abandoned. The boxes are still left in the airport storage facility today. The consignments, like I said, are two metal trunk boxes weighing about 65kg each (Internal dimension: W61 x H156 x D73 (cm), effective capacity: 680 L). Apparently, the details of the consignment, including your name and email on the official documents from the United Nations office in London where the shipment was tagged as personal effects/classified document, are still available with us. Therefore, it's up to you to decide if you still need the consignment or allow us to repatriate it back to the UK (place of origin) as we

We were instructed, but if you are interested in receiving the consignment, furnish me with your full name and current address to enable me to process/deliver it to your home.

Note: If you receive this message in your SPAM/JUNK folder, that is because of the restrictions implemented by your Internet ServiceProvider, treat it genuinely.

Yours faithfully,
Mr. Anthony Bucci Sr
Head Officer in Charge
Administrative Service Inspection Unit
Oh you'd better jump right on that!
 
Oh you'd better jump right on that!
:lol:

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Here is the problem I have with needing help with checking valve lash............

I understand the below statement, but I don't understand how you will know when it is open or closed enough for the check? Is it so obvious, or is it experience and feel?

EOIC stands for Exhaust Opening, Intake Closing when working with the intake and exhaust valves in a single combustion chamber. To use this method, pull the valve cover so that you can see the rockers and valve stems and turn the engine over by hand. (You can also use a bump starter if you choose.) Work with only one pair of valves from a single combustion chamber at a time. When you see the exhaust valve beginning to open-you will see the rocker begin to push the valve stem down-you will know that the corresponding intake valve is fully closed with the lifter on the base circle of the cam lobe. Likewise, when you see the intake valve fully open and then start to close (Intake Closing), you will know the corresponding exhaust valve is ready to be checked. Repeat the process with each pair of valves on the engine.
 



 
Here is the problem I have with needing help with checking valve lash............

I understand the below statement, but I don't understand how you will know when it is open or closed enough for the check? Is it so obvious, or is it experience and feel?

EOIC stands for Exhaust Opening, Intake Closing when working with the intake and exhaust valves in a single combustion chamber. To use this method, pull the valve cover so that you can see the rockers and valve stems and turn the engine over by hand. (You can also use a bump starter if you choose.) Work with only one pair of valves from a single combustion chamber at a time. When you see the exhaust valve beginning to open-you will see the rocker begin to push the valve stem down-you will know that the corresponding intake valve is fully closed with the lifter on the base circle of the cam lobe. Likewise, when you see the intake valve fully open and then start to close (Intake Closing), you will know the corresponding exhaust valve is ready to be checked. Repeat the process with each pair of valves on the engine.

This is exactly how to do it... i just go down the line.. drivers side then passengers.. Can always double check them when done..

 
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Good morning everyone. Sinus headache this am, so off to a slow start. Yesterday, the first thing I tried to do, my back said nope. Finally a 3 day weekend and all I have done is watch movies so far. Grrrrr
 
Good morning everyone. Sinus headache this am, so off to a slow start. Yesterday, the first thing I tried to do, my back said nope. Finally a 3 day weekend and all I have done is watch movies so far. Grrrrr

sinuses suck man.. i have days where i can barely move cause of it :(
 
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