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kennycreed Senior Member Alliance Member Offline Posts: 348 Island Of Lewis SCOTLAND Gender:	valves 12/15/08 at 01:07:38 Hi all. Just a thought , has anybody ever had problems with a sticking valve, and if so what would the symptoms be, also is it possible to take the cylinder head of without taking the engine out of the frame, cheers
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verslagen1 YaBB Moderator ModSquad Offline Where there's a will, I want to be in it. Posts: 28886 L.A. California Gender:	Re: valves Reply #1 - 12/15/08 at 08:56:26 I heard it could be done, but you're going to loosen up the engine and tilt it forward. Why not take it out? Remove all the mounting bolt except leave the 2 long ones in the holes, tip the bike over on one side (blankets), remove the bolts, push the engine clear of the frame and remove the bike.
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kennycreed Senior Member Alliance Member Offline Posts: 348 Island Of Lewis SCOTLAND Gender:	Re: valves Reply #2 - 12/15/08 at 11:45:54 Crafty!!, saves a lot of grunting and groaning twisting and pulling.Will try it that way be a lot easier on the old back to work on a bench than bent over the bike thanks,, anybody ever have problems with a valve sticking
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LANCER Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline Savage Beast Performance Parts Posts: 10663 Oklahoma Gender:	Re: valves Reply #3 - 12/20/08 at 04:32:38 I do not recall anything about sticking valves.
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PipJones Full Member Offline Posts: 146 Fort Worth, Tx Gender:	Re: valves Reply #4 - 12/20/08 at 05:51:48 valves, unless i'm mistaken, can only stick out. the loabs on the cam would force them to open, if they were "stuck" closed. A stuck open valve could cause your bike not to run, bent valves, loss of compression, a multitude of things. my guess is your bike would have very very low compression and prob not run. Pip Jones
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