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Stripping the Healey
I am taking the car down to a rolling chassis for bodywork,
and have been taking may pictures so I can reference them for putting it back
together. MANY, MANY pictures if you are interested. This will take
a long time to load if you are on dialup.
Austin-Healeys.com - Stripping The
Healey
Click this link to go to the page
Valve Cover Stuff
Here is what I found when I pulled the valve
cover...
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Here is the valve cover that came with the car.
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Here is the closeup of the plate brazed into the valve cover. Is this original? Can the dents be the rockers hitting the plate?
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Great pictures of what a rocker shaft that needs rebuilding looks like.
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A closer picture of a mini-gusher. Well, I am in Texas. Notice the inherent beauty of the oil seemingly floating in the air.
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Here is my alloy valve cover that I picked up for cheap.
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Closeup of the chip.
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Small chips on one side of the cover..
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Inside lip of the chip. I think that it is OK, since the sealing surface is fine. If not, I can fill the spot with JB Weld.
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