Reply to "Valve in new engine not seating"

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@adam posted:
Lapping compound is a great idea, if you have any crap on or already into the seat just put that compound on and oh heck attach your drill to the valve and spin it.

Low speed, changing rotation, With a 4 inch hose connection between so you can not apply side loads!!

@stevebuchanan I’m glad you to attempt to fix the issue!!! I was surprised that you would let it go…

after you detected and fixed the intake leak so meticulously and then you would let a much worse situation slide…..

👍👍👍👍

Not sure how you keep the lapping compound out of the cylinder..😳

10/1/243:06 PM

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