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B125 Valve Seals
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JIminArkansas View Drop Down
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    Posted: 18 Dec 2016 at 7:44pm
Discovered valve seals installed on a head I am cleaning up to put on my CA. Anybody here use them when rebuilding a head? Just curious but input would be welcome. Head came off of an old power unit.
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Bad idea! I have found them when rebuilding a head as well. Replace the valve guides instead. The seals will only cause the guides to eat out like the bottom head picture.
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I'll put them on intake guides but not the exhaust. I don't mind a little bit of oil going into them to keep things lubricated. The intakes will suck some oil anyway.
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