Professional Valve Spring Compressor Removal and Installation Tool Kit - WINTOOLS Pro Cylinder Head Service Set Review

WARNING! Heads 1.8T 20V: fit the head perfectly, good settings, looks high quality but not enough leverage. Even with all my power put on the block, plus 180 pounds, it would barely be enough to compress and with all that there is no chance of grabbing the keeper. Try the C-Clip alongside a constant zero spring compression to remove and reinstall the retainers. You bet a three through no fault of your own.

Used to replace valve seals on 94 Corolla 1.6. Tool surface quality isn't very good, especially on castings (the part that contacts the spring detent was quite uneven, although not too bad to grind, the price you pay for a budget tool). Air hoses and fittings worked well but a little rough. The crescent shaped pivot on the mount made it a lot less stable (as opposed to a full hole), but a little mechanical wire made it a lot better. I suspect this design should make the transition from valve to

I used this to replace the stem seals on a 1991 Honda Civic (D15b1 16 valve engine). I expect the results will be similar on any number of Honda 4 cylinder engines from the 80's and 90's. For many people, this is a one-time job, so the tools need to be good enough for a one-time use. Here it is basically like this. The spring compressor mounts had to be modified to mount to the cylinder head. So make sure you have a grinder to make small changes. It wouldn't work otherwise in my case. After the