09-21-2002, 04:21 PM
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Clean Valve Covers
Just finished with the latest valve lash check/adustment. Most were still right where they were from the last time, but I went ahead and re-adjusted all of them anyway. I was amazed at how clean the inside of the valve covers were. Just a very slight grayish film that easily wiped away with a clean rag. I have never cleaned the inside of the covers before. Past valve lash adjustments were at: 30K, 60K, 113K, and now at 190K miles.
I've had the valve covers off from other engines with much less milage (v-6 from s-10, 4-cyl from saab, and o-twin from bmw bike), but none were as clean as these from the Cummins. I guess I'll check them again in 75K to 100K miles.
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'95 2500 SLT, clubcab, 2wd, longbed, a/t, 3.54 LS, camper shell, Custom "100" plate, DDP 2's, boost- egt- and trans-temp guages, DTT master upgrade by Chip's Trans, Frantz bypass oil filter, K&N in holy airbox, Jardine 4" turbo-back exhaust, Tekonsha brake controller, chevy 3500 brake cylinders.
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