Valve Guide Liner Installation & Removal, Part B 

Dan, Since your questions have been here for 2 weeks with no reply, I'll give it a shot. I've used Kline guide liners in my shop on every job you can imagine for 20 years. The carbide trimmers will work fine on any length sticking out. turn them fast with an air drill. The removal tool works really well, if you screw up on putting one in and splits the liner in 2 positions on the ID and will catch about 3/4 of the way down pushing the liner out without a mark on the bore. However, if you are replacing someone elses liner job you will probably find that their brand liner, tooling, or technique will probably leave an oversize hole. also don't use an oven cleaning system on the head if you intend to leave the guide liners in it. It softens them and they will be loose. I have never had a failure with bronze liners except when they were left a little too tight on the exhausts. you will need an assortment of ball broaches to get the clearance right. Good luck, Dave Richards

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