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#874807 08/14/2012 8:14 PM
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Hello,
I'm new to this site and very much so a newbie.
I bought a 61 lwb side step with a 235 straight six, which is almost completely original. It sat in a farmers field since 1991. I have got it running with very limited mechanical knowledge.

Now for the much needed help. Can someone please help me by telling me (possible pics) of where the valve stem seals go exactly on the stem.

Shawn.

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Hi Shawn, and welcome to the 'bolt. I can't help you with your mechanical question, but wanted to say "hi." I have almost the same truck as you (only different engine - 327).

If you don't get an answer to your question in this forum, try posting the question in the "engine bay" forum. More people check in there, and you're sure to get the help you need.

A link to some pics would be nice when you get to it. You can see pics of my truck in the links below.

Best of luck on your truck. Sounds like you are well on your way.


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