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#27938 06/16/2003 1:46 AM
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I was just about to put my '50 GMC F101 on the road when i went to start it today it made a sad noise under the valve cover. After further investigation I found a bent push rod and the #4 intake was stuck. this engine didn't run for 20 years, so I'm surprised I didn't find more wrong. Do I have to pull the head or is there a trick to unsticking the valve?


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#27939 06/16/2003 4:10 AM
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I have freed a stuck valve like yours by squirting light oil at the stem and tapping the head of the valve with a hammer .. relying on the spring to pull the valve back onto it's seat .. If it is too rusted then pulling the head and cleaning the valve stems and guides my be your next option.

#27940 06/16/2003 4:53 AM
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Good advice, but be sure to use a rubber/plastic hammer or put a block of hardwood between a metal hammer and the valve end, it can chip off because it is so hard.


'31 Chevy 1 1/2 ton,
'42 GMC 2 1/2 ton 6x4,
'52 GMC 2 1/2 ton 6x6,
'53 GMC 5 ton
#27941 06/16/2003 6:50 PM
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Is the valve sequence for my 228 the same as a 235?


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