Want to be

In search of a 928 valve compressor tool either to buy or rent.

please post ideas or pm me

thanks

davek9

Sears Craftsman, about $20, works great, have done six heads w/ one.

Dave

Want to be

do u have a part number for the sears compressor?

lisle VALVE SPRING COMPRESSOR 3/4 TO 1-1/16IN. maybe this one?


thank you

davek9

I do, was looking for the pic in another thread that covered this already as there are different tools that work. Note: you will also need to make a "tube" w/ slots out of Schedule 40 tubing to reach/press down into the Valve recess to remove the valve keepers. This has also been covered w/ measurements, I think I built mine based on one that Tony made.

Please try some searches too.

Dave

This one

http://www.sears.com/craftsman-valve...p-00947627000P

Want to be

the removal of the valves has been done on my car except for one. I had search ed last night but didnot find anything. ill do another search tonight.

I used a crewed way of removing the keepers. a socket and a hammer and allowed the valve spring to push out the keepers

thank u

Want to be

I loojed around last night and coukd not find a thread about the re configuration of the tool.
I did see a few post from u and others about a few options.

here is one of them

End time: Feb 18, 2013 2:36:14 PM

Item: New T Handle Deep Valve Seal Remover Puller Tool 1243

URL: http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?n...d=370579563144

Alt URL: http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-T-Handle...-/370579563144

davek9

Took a bit of searching, here is the one I made.
Note: remember to keep the cut outs minimal as this will be under Valve Spring pressure and it needs to be strong (schedule - 40 CPVC, not pvc).
Also using the Plastic CPVC keeps you from scraching the Tappet guides.

https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...=valve+removal

Hope this helps,

Dave

Rob Edwards

I have a Schley 91400A valve spring compressor tool set that you're welcome to borrow if you want to pay shipping both ways.








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Want to be

Devek9, thank you for digging out this old thread. I searched for about 45 minutes and found nothing about the tool.

Rob Edwards, you have a PM

thanks you

jpc

MWENDL1

I had a super tough time getting my valves out. I used a loaner tool from parts store. Did not work. No bought a studier one. Did not work as it kept slipping off of the springs. I bought the c- clamp style did not work.
What I finally did was to take apart the screw down type and connect it to a very large c-clamp. This worked great. Just have to make sure it's on Center.

Want to be

Large socket and a hammer. Mission accomplished in minutes. Getting them back in takes a little more time.

Ad0911

I used a drill stand with powerdrill in it(not connected to power). A large 1/2" socket with extension into the power drill, and 1/4 cut out of the socket to access the half moons. Last time I used this was for a 356 engine so not sure if this will work on a 928 engine

Rob Edwards

If anyone wants the best valve compressor for head-off use, there's a nice looking Snap-On CF-700 on Ebay at an excellent price. I have one, it's the shizznit.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Snap-On-CF-7...191627&vxp=mtr

Imo000

That's exactly what I used too on my '85 32V.

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