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#57948 03/19/2006 12:19 AM
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I have a freshly rebuilt '54 235. After I set the valves and started it, I noticed that one of the pushrods isn't spinning. How do I fix it? Thanks


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you might have a worn lifter or cam lobe in that spot,cam is not rotating the lifter as it should.

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Check and see if you have the valve too tight on that cylinder. Ronnie

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Did you follow the cam break in procedure, 1500 RPMs for 20 minutes? If not a lifter can quickly develop a wear pattern that keeps it from rotating.

It could be the lifter is turning but the pushrod is tight at the rocker ball, stopping only the rod from turning.


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