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Old August 30th, 2007, 10:26 AM   #1
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Checking for a bad vavle?


Is there anything i can do to check for a bad valve or somthing in the head. I bolted down the wrong side camshaft in last time i tried the pi swap, turned the crank, ptv contact, put it back to tdc, through the old cam in, turned the crank, everything was fine. Would bolting down the wrong side cam in the head do internal damage? I never tried turning the car on only turned the crank about a 1/4 turn if that and felt ptv. Would a compression check for all eight cylinders tell me?
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IIRC that would only make it fire on the exhaust stroke having the wrong side cam in.
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if you think you have bent a valve, do a compression check on each cylinder, if have one that has low compression that could indicate a bent valve.

also pull the valve covers, see if you have a valve that is not closing all the way.
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Old January 9th, 2011, 04:27 PM   #4
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Where are the valve covers on a 2001 cobra?
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same place they are on any other car. on top of the heads on both sides of the intake manifold
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