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  1. Awesome write up. The jig Sparky fabricated freaked me out a bit and almost made me not try and disassemble but I thought I could get away without it... and it worked! I sprayed wd40 around clamping surfaces, placed booster in a vice and tightened the two nuts, used clamp to stop the top flying away under spring pressure and then used a two foot crow bar to twist. Came away surprisingly easy. Cleaned and inspected all parts and other than a bit of rust she looks good. Ill still chase up with the experts about what I should replace since its apart. Still can't work out how to pull diaphragms off without damaging since they look OK but Ill post some photos . Thanks for the write up Sparky!
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    Xc drip rail repairs

    Soooooo..... im up to this step now so would love some hints
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    Alloy Radiator Questions

    $120 or something for ebay alloy rad $20 El fans with shroud $50 I think for a Davis craig thermo switch controller $10 for 2 relays from jaycar 2 years on and it's still cooling with no problem.
  4. Your xc still in storage xcsedan? I've had similar problems with run on, but I think mine is timing related.
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    setting hyd lifters

    That's what I thought gerg, fucking hard to find an honest shop these days.
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    setting hyd lifters

    Thanks for the info guys. Went to a performance shop in The area and the guys there quoted me around $800 to install whole new set of lifters, and to run them in. Think I'm going to go ahead and just replace the guts of one as stated above and see how it goes. If all goes pear shaped I'll look at going rollerised but that will mean car off the road for a while as I don't have the funds.
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    setting hyd lifters

    ^ never thought of that.
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    setting hyd lifters

    As you can see, plunger got stuck down and then got bludgeoned by the molly pushrods.
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    setting hyd lifters

    Wow, a lot of input thanks guys. So just to clear up, there was no mushrooming on lifter. It slid out perfectly fine as there was still heaps of oil everywhere. I'm just tossing up between replacing the one lifter that's damaged myself, or taking it to a new engine guy that a mate has dealt with building his car with. If it's as easy as the video, I can do it at home. It will be easier running in one lifter rather than a whole new set of them. Going to speak to new engine guy soon.
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    setting hyd lifters

    Yeah, edelbrock heads, roller rockers, poly locks and girdle, same like video.
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    setting hyd lifters

    Looking at replacing my lifters in the clevo, found this video: Is it that easy? Anything he is missing? I know I have to soak them overnight in oil. Cheers.
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    Clevo sump removal in-chassis

    I should of done that a whole ago but I thought it was a small issue. Lifter has collapsed so I've decided I'll send the car back to the engine builder to have a look at everything and get the lifters looked at. Just don't have the time to spend on it anymore. Cheers for the help guys.
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    Clevo sump removal in-chassis

    Gentleman...i should've looked harder at the rockers... drivers side 2nd from front is loose as fuck. The bolt is tight but the pushrod isn't up against it so I think I've popped another lifter out the bore.. last time it happened I reved it too hard I think. Anyone got ideas why this is happening? It's the 2nd time now but different lifter this time.
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