Cleaning valves and I have the nut that holds the bellows on off and the bellows off. How does that heavy brass washer come off to be able to pull the guillotine out of the body, so I can change the gasket? Seems to be pressed on, but threading the bellows nut back on to the guillotine and tapping on it (trying to drive the guillotine through the washer) while holding the body is definitely not the answer. Now I have a guillotine and a bellows nut with bunged up threads. Being brass it didn't take much.:face-icon-small-dis
getting exhaust valve apart
- Thread starter Timberdoodle218
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Take a look here and tell us which gasket you are trying to change?
https://www.polarispartshouse.com/o...02/engine-exhaust-valves-solenoid-all-options
gasket #2 should slide right over the valve on the engine side.
The only time i remove the bellows nut is if i need to change the bellows due to damage. For cleaning i leave it all assembled.
https://www.polarispartshouse.com/o...02/engine-exhaust-valves-solenoid-all-options
gasket #2 should slide right over the valve on the engine side.
The only time i remove the bellows nut is if i need to change the bellows due to damage. For cleaning i leave it all assembled.
Depending on the year that washer is threaded into the guillotine. Need a special tool to remove it.
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