> I am going to take a look at my rocker arm assembly next on my engine
> rebuild. Should I just be looking at the shaft for worn spots and loose
> bushings?
Also check inside the shaft for sludge buildup, and that the screw that holds
the shaft to the rear pedestal is present and secure (after reassembly if you
take it apart).
If the shaft/bushings need replacement, I recommend :
Rocker Arm Specialist
19841 Hirsch Court
Anderson, CA 96007
Tel (530) 378-1075
fax (530) 378-1177
mailto:rocker@c-zone.net
http://www.shastacounty.com/rockerarm/
They rebuilt mine (plus a spare) ... results look brand new and cost less than
the parts alone would have.
NFI, just a satisfied customer.
Randall
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