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Cylinder Head 108 4g63 Rockers
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Cleaning and inspection of 4g63 rocker arms. Part 8 of the head series, and probably the easiest one yet to either watch or perform. No precision measurements required, no disassembly or special tools required. If you've got an air compressor and a pick, and a little bit of patience, you can do this part of the job without expending any major effort. • This is one of those things that during the course of your build, you can do unconsciously. You just need to soak them, poke them, and inspect them. In this video I show you how. • Some parts of the wheel Mitsubishi didn't want to re-invent each time they developed a new motor. These rocker arms are prevalent in millions of Mitsubishi, Plymouth, Chrysler, Dodge, Eagle, Hyundai and even some Kia engines. A good rule of thumb is... everything with a 4g6x DOHC or 6g72 and 6g74 engine uses these rocker arms. From 4x4's to economy cars, these parts are everywhere. You just need to know what cars they're in and you can harvest a full set for a fraction of the cost of one of these things new. If you watch this video, you'll see how to pick a winner. • Check this link for 6g7x donor cars. • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitsubis... • I didn't really want to see any of my rockers damaged, but really I'm lucky some were because it gave me an opportunity to show you some bad ones. Mine suffered from oil starvation caused by rod bearing failures. That loss of oil pressure in addition to oil passages being blocked quickly took a toll. Just 5000 miles earlier I changed to 3g lifters and they were all fine, so this happened quickly. HKS 264/272 cams didn't help anything once the oil supply was compromised, but this was discovered before a more expensive failure in the valvetrain could develop. • Remember that sharing is caring. Hit the like and subscribe buttons because YouTube shows all of us a little more love when you do. :)
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