Icetech
Well-Known Member
Good afternoon everyone. I have been taking apart the car since yesterday and was back at it this morning at 0545. The guy was supposed to come over to help me adjust the valve lash, however, his water heater went bad, and hopefully tomorrow. Anyway, I am glad he didn't make it today because boy was it a struggle..................
-Yesterday, I removed the passenger shock and pulled the passenger valve cover. I have done this before, so I knew what I was dealing with. Not too difficult......
I went to pull the MC off the firewall and still did not have room to pull the driver valve cover, so left it to mess with this morning after some more research and a clearer head.
I called Chris yesterday and we talked about it.
-So this morning at 0545 I pulled the rod from the pedal under the dash( PIA, by the way, no room) I thought ok, the hard part done...............NO did not matter how much I tried to negotiate the valve cover would not fit past. Also I could not pull the MC away with the rod out of the firewall due to the valve cover blocking it.. After a long time trying to figure a way, I was done and cut sawed that BEOTCH right off.....................Success, MC and valve cover removed.
I have already ordered a new MC and several other parts and pieces including a bench bleed kit and a brake blled kit.
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You just cured my hemi fever...

. After a long time trying to figure a way, I was done and cut sawed that BEOTCH right off.....................Success, MC and valve cover removed. 

At So Vandenberg when i was working out there the Air Force had their rules we had to abide by. One of them was that the easy and quick route to our workplace didn't open before 06:15. If you had to be onsite early you had to take a different route. Vandenberg besides being an air force base was also a wildlife refuge. There were all sorts of critters running around loose out there including plenty Deer. Since I had to be out there earlier than my crew to get my concrete plant ready for the day the very rural alternate route was my usual route. There was a bigass buck out there a 4 and 4 and always I saw him in the same place. One morning the guy that ran our saw yard had to come in early, he drove a Jag XKE
Well, he found that big buck that morning
That XKE looked like an airman had stepped on an empty Coors light can 















