Get the keepers off the valve stem
01-20-2004, 07:13 PM
#41
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Re: Get the keepers off the valve stem
Roughly 1/19/04 18:02, William Oliveri's monkeys randomly typed:
> I'm changing out my valve stem seals on my 83 CJ7 258. I have the spring
> compressed but I can't get the head of the valve to come up so I can get the
> keepers off. Seems stuck. I tried grabbing it with a pair of needle nose
> but no luck. Anyone have an idea on what to do here?
>
>
You need a valve wrench. Should be available at an auto or
bike parts store. The simplest ones look like small metal
valve caps with a metal extrusion with a slot across it and
a hole at the end to bleed air. These used to be pretty
common and actually used as valve caps until the smartalecs
started using them to remove the valve under them. Now most
come with a loop for attaching to a key chain.
The bigger type is a more specialized tire tool, has the
same valve wrench on it, but has the ability to be cocked
to the side at 90 degrees for leverage, like a breaker bar.
Some even have a torque wrench built in for accurate seating
of the valves.
A typical all in one tool looks sorta like this:
<http://tinyurl.com/2rtl9>
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> I'm changing out my valve stem seals on my 83 CJ7 258. I have the spring
> compressed but I can't get the head of the valve to come up so I can get the
> keepers off. Seems stuck. I tried grabbing it with a pair of needle nose
> but no luck. Anyone have an idea on what to do here?
>
>
You need a valve wrench. Should be available at an auto or
bike parts store. The simplest ones look like small metal
valve caps with a metal extrusion with a slot across it and
a hole at the end to bleed air. These used to be pretty
common and actually used as valve caps until the smartalecs
started using them to remove the valve under them. Now most
come with a loop for attaching to a key chain.
The bigger type is a more specialized tire tool, has the
same valve wrench on it, but has the ability to be cocked
to the side at 90 degrees for leverage, like a breaker bar.
Some even have a torque wrench built in for accurate seating
of the valves.
A typical all in one tool looks sorta like this:
<http://tinyurl.com/2rtl9>
--
Now that Spirit Rover has confirmed the presence of weapons of
mass destruction on Mars, we are preparing to invade...
01-20-2004, 07:13 PM
#42
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Re: Get the keepers off the valve stem
Roughly 1/19/04 18:02, William Oliveri's monkeys randomly typed:
> I'm changing out my valve stem seals on my 83 CJ7 258. I have the spring
> compressed but I can't get the head of the valve to come up so I can get the
> keepers off. Seems stuck. I tried grabbing it with a pair of needle nose
> but no luck. Anyone have an idea on what to do here?
>
>
You need a valve wrench. Should be available at an auto or
bike parts store. The simplest ones look like small metal
valve caps with a metal extrusion with a slot across it and
a hole at the end to bleed air. These used to be pretty
common and actually used as valve caps until the smartalecs
started using them to remove the valve under them. Now most
come with a loop for attaching to a key chain.
The bigger type is a more specialized tire tool, has the
same valve wrench on it, but has the ability to be cocked
to the side at 90 degrees for leverage, like a breaker bar.
Some even have a torque wrench built in for accurate seating
of the valves.
A typical all in one tool looks sorta like this:
<http://tinyurl.com/2rtl9>
--
Now that Spirit Rover has confirmed the presence of weapons of
mass destruction on Mars, we are preparing to invade...
> I'm changing out my valve stem seals on my 83 CJ7 258. I have the spring
> compressed but I can't get the head of the valve to come up so I can get the
> keepers off. Seems stuck. I tried grabbing it with a pair of needle nose
> but no luck. Anyone have an idea on what to do here?
>
>
You need a valve wrench. Should be available at an auto or
bike parts store. The simplest ones look like small metal
valve caps with a metal extrusion with a slot across it and
a hole at the end to bleed air. These used to be pretty
common and actually used as valve caps until the smartalecs
started using them to remove the valve under them. Now most
come with a loop for attaching to a key chain.
The bigger type is a more specialized tire tool, has the
same valve wrench on it, but has the ability to be cocked
to the side at 90 degrees for leverage, like a breaker bar.
Some even have a torque wrench built in for accurate seating
of the valves.
A typical all in one tool looks sorta like this:
<http://tinyurl.com/2rtl9>
--
Now that Spirit Rover has confirmed the presence of weapons of
mass destruction on Mars, we are preparing to invade...
01-20-2004, 07:13 PM
#43
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Re: Get the keepers off the valve stem
Roughly 1/19/04 18:02, William Oliveri's monkeys randomly typed:
> I'm changing out my valve stem seals on my 83 CJ7 258. I have the spring
> compressed but I can't get the head of the valve to come up so I can get the
> keepers off. Seems stuck. I tried grabbing it with a pair of needle nose
> but no luck. Anyone have an idea on what to do here?
>
>
You need a valve wrench. Should be available at an auto or
bike parts store. The simplest ones look like small metal
valve caps with a metal extrusion with a slot across it and
a hole at the end to bleed air. These used to be pretty
common and actually used as valve caps until the smartalecs
started using them to remove the valve under them. Now most
come with a loop for attaching to a key chain.
The bigger type is a more specialized tire tool, has the
same valve wrench on it, but has the ability to be cocked
to the side at 90 degrees for leverage, like a breaker bar.
Some even have a torque wrench built in for accurate seating
of the valves.
A typical all in one tool looks sorta like this:
<http://tinyurl.com/2rtl9>
--
Now that Spirit Rover has confirmed the presence of weapons of
mass destruction on Mars, we are preparing to invade...
> I'm changing out my valve stem seals on my 83 CJ7 258. I have the spring
> compressed but I can't get the head of the valve to come up so I can get the
> keepers off. Seems stuck. I tried grabbing it with a pair of needle nose
> but no luck. Anyone have an idea on what to do here?
>
>
You need a valve wrench. Should be available at an auto or
bike parts store. The simplest ones look like small metal
valve caps with a metal extrusion with a slot across it and
a hole at the end to bleed air. These used to be pretty
common and actually used as valve caps until the smartalecs
started using them to remove the valve under them. Now most
come with a loop for attaching to a key chain.
The bigger type is a more specialized tire tool, has the
same valve wrench on it, but has the ability to be cocked
to the side at 90 degrees for leverage, like a breaker bar.
Some even have a torque wrench built in for accurate seating
of the valves.
A typical all in one tool looks sorta like this:
<http://tinyurl.com/2rtl9>
--
Now that Spirit Rover has confirmed the presence of weapons of
mass destruction on Mars, we are preparing to invade...
01-20-2004, 07:38 PM
#44
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Re: Get the keepers off the valve stem
More like: http://www.mytoolstore.com/kd/kdengi13.html
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"L0nD0t.$t0we11" wrote:
>
> You need a valve wrench. Should be available at an auto or
> bike parts store. The simplest ones look like small metal
> valve caps with a metal extrusion with a slot across it and
> a hole at the end to bleed air. These used to be pretty
> common and actually used as valve caps until the smartalecs
> started using them to remove the valve under them. Now most
> come with a loop for attaching to a key chain.
>
> The bigger type is a more specialized tire tool, has the
> same valve wrench on it, but has the ability to be cocked
> to the side at 90 degrees for leverage, like a breaker bar.
> Some even have a torque wrench built in for accurate seating
> of the valves.
>
> A typical all in one tool looks sorta like this:
> <http://tinyurl.com/2rtl9>
>
> --
> Now that Spirit Rover has confirmed the presence of weapons of
> mass destruction on Mars, we are preparing to invade...
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
"L0nD0t.$t0we11" wrote:
>
> You need a valve wrench. Should be available at an auto or
> bike parts store. The simplest ones look like small metal
> valve caps with a metal extrusion with a slot across it and
> a hole at the end to bleed air. These used to be pretty
> common and actually used as valve caps until the smartalecs
> started using them to remove the valve under them. Now most
> come with a loop for attaching to a key chain.
>
> The bigger type is a more specialized tire tool, has the
> same valve wrench on it, but has the ability to be cocked
> to the side at 90 degrees for leverage, like a breaker bar.
> Some even have a torque wrench built in for accurate seating
> of the valves.
>
> A typical all in one tool looks sorta like this:
> <http://tinyurl.com/2rtl9>
>
> --
> Now that Spirit Rover has confirmed the presence of weapons of
> mass destruction on Mars, we are preparing to invade...
01-20-2004, 07:38 PM
#45
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Re: Get the keepers off the valve stem
More like: http://www.mytoolstore.com/kd/kdengi13.html
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"L0nD0t.$t0we11" wrote:
>
> You need a valve wrench. Should be available at an auto or
> bike parts store. The simplest ones look like small metal
> valve caps with a metal extrusion with a slot across it and
> a hole at the end to bleed air. These used to be pretty
> common and actually used as valve caps until the smartalecs
> started using them to remove the valve under them. Now most
> come with a loop for attaching to a key chain.
>
> The bigger type is a more specialized tire tool, has the
> same valve wrench on it, but has the ability to be cocked
> to the side at 90 degrees for leverage, like a breaker bar.
> Some even have a torque wrench built in for accurate seating
> of the valves.
>
> A typical all in one tool looks sorta like this:
> <http://tinyurl.com/2rtl9>
>
> --
> Now that Spirit Rover has confirmed the presence of weapons of
> mass destruction on Mars, we are preparing to invade...
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
"L0nD0t.$t0we11" wrote:
>
> You need a valve wrench. Should be available at an auto or
> bike parts store. The simplest ones look like small metal
> valve caps with a metal extrusion with a slot across it and
> a hole at the end to bleed air. These used to be pretty
> common and actually used as valve caps until the smartalecs
> started using them to remove the valve under them. Now most
> come with a loop for attaching to a key chain.
>
> The bigger type is a more specialized tire tool, has the
> same valve wrench on it, but has the ability to be cocked
> to the side at 90 degrees for leverage, like a breaker bar.
> Some even have a torque wrench built in for accurate seating
> of the valves.
>
> A typical all in one tool looks sorta like this:
> <http://tinyurl.com/2rtl9>
>
> --
> Now that Spirit Rover has confirmed the presence of weapons of
> mass destruction on Mars, we are preparing to invade...
01-20-2004, 07:38 PM
#46
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Re: Get the keepers off the valve stem
More like: http://www.mytoolstore.com/kd/kdengi13.html
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
"L0nD0t.$t0we11" wrote:
>
> You need a valve wrench. Should be available at an auto or
> bike parts store. The simplest ones look like small metal
> valve caps with a metal extrusion with a slot across it and
> a hole at the end to bleed air. These used to be pretty
> common and actually used as valve caps until the smartalecs
> started using them to remove the valve under them. Now most
> come with a loop for attaching to a key chain.
>
> The bigger type is a more specialized tire tool, has the
> same valve wrench on it, but has the ability to be cocked
> to the side at 90 degrees for leverage, like a breaker bar.
> Some even have a torque wrench built in for accurate seating
> of the valves.
>
> A typical all in one tool looks sorta like this:
> <http://tinyurl.com/2rtl9>
>
> --
> Now that Spirit Rover has confirmed the presence of weapons of
> mass destruction on Mars, we are preparing to invade...
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
"L0nD0t.$t0we11" wrote:
>
> You need a valve wrench. Should be available at an auto or
> bike parts store. The simplest ones look like small metal
> valve caps with a metal extrusion with a slot across it and
> a hole at the end to bleed air. These used to be pretty
> common and actually used as valve caps until the smartalecs
> started using them to remove the valve under them. Now most
> come with a loop for attaching to a key chain.
>
> The bigger type is a more specialized tire tool, has the
> same valve wrench on it, but has the ability to be cocked
> to the side at 90 degrees for leverage, like a breaker bar.
> Some even have a torque wrench built in for accurate seating
> of the valves.
>
> A typical all in one tool looks sorta like this:
> <http://tinyurl.com/2rtl9>
>
> --
> Now that Spirit Rover has confirmed the presence of weapons of
> mass destruction on Mars, we are preparing to invade...
01-20-2004, 08:23 PM
#47
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Re: Get the keepers off the valve stem
Roughly 1/20/04 16:38, L.W.(ßill) ------ III's monkeys randomly typed:
> More like: http://www.mytoolstore.com/kd/kdengi13.html
Well, I guess it depends if you are trying to remove
engine valves or tire valves... or not particularly
paying attention to the subject line, or haven't had
enough caffeine after lunch. Or are just having yet
another "duhhhhh" moment since I allegedly drink
enough caffeine to prevent Alzheimers for an entire
army.
--
Now that Spirit Rover has confirmed the presence of weapons of
mass destruction on Mars, we are preparing to invade...
> More like: http://www.mytoolstore.com/kd/kdengi13.html
Well, I guess it depends if you are trying to remove
engine valves or tire valves... or not particularly
paying attention to the subject line, or haven't had
enough caffeine after lunch. Or are just having yet
another "duhhhhh" moment since I allegedly drink
enough caffeine to prevent Alzheimers for an entire
army.
--
Now that Spirit Rover has confirmed the presence of weapons of
mass destruction on Mars, we are preparing to invade...
01-20-2004, 08:23 PM
#48
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Re: Get the keepers off the valve stem
Roughly 1/20/04 16:38, L.W.(ßill) ------ III's monkeys randomly typed:
> More like: http://www.mytoolstore.com/kd/kdengi13.html
Well, I guess it depends if you are trying to remove
engine valves or tire valves... or not particularly
paying attention to the subject line, or haven't had
enough caffeine after lunch. Or are just having yet
another "duhhhhh" moment since I allegedly drink
enough caffeine to prevent Alzheimers for an entire
army.
--
Now that Spirit Rover has confirmed the presence of weapons of
mass destruction on Mars, we are preparing to invade...
> More like: http://www.mytoolstore.com/kd/kdengi13.html
Well, I guess it depends if you are trying to remove
engine valves or tire valves... or not particularly
paying attention to the subject line, or haven't had
enough caffeine after lunch. Or are just having yet
another "duhhhhh" moment since I allegedly drink
enough caffeine to prevent Alzheimers for an entire
army.
--
Now that Spirit Rover has confirmed the presence of weapons of
mass destruction on Mars, we are preparing to invade...
01-20-2004, 08:23 PM
#49
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Re: Get the keepers off the valve stem
Roughly 1/20/04 16:38, L.W.(ßill) ------ III's monkeys randomly typed:
> More like: http://www.mytoolstore.com/kd/kdengi13.html
Well, I guess it depends if you are trying to remove
engine valves or tire valves... or not particularly
paying attention to the subject line, or haven't had
enough caffeine after lunch. Or are just having yet
another "duhhhhh" moment since I allegedly drink
enough caffeine to prevent Alzheimers for an entire
army.
--
Now that Spirit Rover has confirmed the presence of weapons of
mass destruction on Mars, we are preparing to invade...
> More like: http://www.mytoolstore.com/kd/kdengi13.html
Well, I guess it depends if you are trying to remove
engine valves or tire valves... or not particularly
paying attention to the subject line, or haven't had
enough caffeine after lunch. Or are just having yet
another "duhhhhh" moment since I allegedly drink
enough caffeine to prevent Alzheimers for an entire
army.
--
Now that Spirit Rover has confirmed the presence of weapons of
mass destruction on Mars, we are preparing to invade...
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