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#20089 03/25/2004 9:22 AM
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Hi, I have a question. Does any body know how to replace the tube that supplies oil to the rockers for a 235? I heard that Jim Carters sells a kit but they are slow sending my catalog. I also thought a about bending some tube and brazing it in. what do you guys think???? :confused:


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#20090 03/25/2004 12:19 PM
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Lou,
What's wrong with your supply tube?


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#20091 03/25/2004 2:16 PM
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The p.o. broke it! all thats left is a little section attached to it.


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#20092 03/25/2004 4:09 PM
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If the base is still there just crimp the top where it starts to curl downward. Thats how mine is and it forces the oil throught the rocker shaft with a higher pressure.

If the feed part that sticks into the head is gone than you're out of luck until you get a replacement.

Mine went a 200'ish miles without the supply of oil to the rocker shaft before I bought it and decided to adjust the rockers. Amazingly it has NO grooves warn into it and some how the valley had plenty of oil (maybe splash from the valves/rods).

They're pretty tough!
~J


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