#VALVE SPRING COMPRESSOR TOOL DRIVER#

Use a dab of grease on the inside of the valve locks when installing on the valve stems to hold them in place when releasing the compressor. If the valve does not drop out of the head easily, use a small file or some sand paper on the edge of the valve stem tip where the rocker arm presses, as it may have become slightly mushroomed and a small burr on the edge must be removed first. When removing the valves, keep track of which valve came out of its respective spot on the cylinder head (i.e. You only need to compress the spring just enough to remove the locks from the retainer. A magnet helps grab them from the valve stem when removing. It is easy to loose the valve locks (keepers) as they are small when compressing the valve spring. Makes compressing the valve spring and removing the keepers a simple job because there is no need to remove the head. The pointed end insert is what touches the valve face to hold it in place.

#VALVE SPRING COMPRESSOR TOOL DRIVER#

Installation Tip: Wear safety glasses when using the valve spring compressor!!! Use the proper driver on the valve spring compressor to match the diameter of the valve retainer (round piece on top of the valve spring). NOTE: this tool will NOT work on Honda CL450 / CB450 and CB500T family of motorcycles, as these engines use a torsion bar style valve spring. The compressor tool fits many small engines that use a standard coil type valve spring. It is only when the assembly is taken apart that you can inspect the valves, intake guides, exhaust guides, and valve springs for wear. Once the locks are removed, the compressor is released and the valve spring is easily removed. This tool compresses the valve spring by holding the valve in place in the head while pushing on the valve spring retainer to release the valve spring locks (the half round tapered cone bits). The valve springs on the cylinder head must be compressed so that the valves can be removed from the engine for inspection and or replacement. Why You Need This: The valve spring compressor is one of the few specialty tools needed during an engine overhaul on a Honda CB350, CB360 or CB550. To access Klarna finance, you’ll need to have a web enabled device with you at point of purchase.Item: Valve Spring Compressor Tool for Honda CB175, CL175, SL175 / CB200, CL200 / CB350, C元50, S元50 / CB360, C元60, CJ360 / CB500K, CB550K CB550F / CB750 motorcycles. įinance available on spends over £30 and subject to credit assessment, terms & conditions apply, you must be aged 18 + and a permanent UK resident, please spend responsibly. Monthly repayment of £14.90 and a total amount payable of £357.60. Representative example: 18.9% APR representative based on a loan amount of £300 repayable over 24 months at an interest rate of 18.9% p.a. Only available on purchases of £499 or less. Only available on purchases of £399 or more. Only available on purchases of £399 or more Only available on purchases of £99 or more Bolt-down design makes for a quick and easy install. Allows for the easy removal and installation of valve springs without the need to remove cylinder heads. Halfords Limited and Halfords Autocentres Limited are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority for the purposes of credit broking (Halfords Limited reference 724263, Halfords Autocentres Limited reference 755309) Valve Spring Compressor for Dodge 5.7, 6.1, 6.2 and 6.4L HEMI. Well, if you don’t fancy spending all your cash in one go, we’ve got several finance options to help you spread the cost, covering spends over £30. Got your eye on a new road bike or shiny socket set? Maybe you’ve had to have unexpected repairs on your vehicle. Borrowing beyond your means could seriouslyĪffect your financial status, ensure you can afford to make your repayments on time by the *Finance available subject to credit assessment, terms andĬonditions apply, you must be aged 18 + and a permanent UK resident, please spend *Finance available subject to credit assessment, terms and conditions apply, you must be aged 18+ and a permanent UK resident, please spend responsibly.

If (document.getElementById('bvseo-reviewsSection')) įlexible finance to help you spread the cost I initially bought a cheap version from eBay that really wasn't up to the job, this made the renovation of my cylinder head a breeze although a little pricey. Purchased to remove the valves of my Morris Minor. Comes with alternative adapter to cover all size engine blocks. Was looking for one of these that would do more than one vehicle.Found this.should have got one ages ago.works on Motorbikes as well.so well thought out.Ĭlear instructions and easy to use. It works, it's well made, easy to use, will work again and again and whilst it is more expensive than those cheap kits, you'll end up buying them twice. Stop looking at those cheap kits off amazon and eBay and just buy this.

Brought for a job and I’m glad I payed a bit more very good quality

Valve spring compressor tool