Purs
Mar 24th, 04, 8:24 PM
Is there anything I can do with a Lunati Roller Rocker that is very stiff at the fulcrum? I've soaked it in oil over night and it's still EXTREMELY stiff. Thanks.
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69ssmike Mar 24th, 04, 8:41 PM I've always heard soaking it in cider helps!!J/K Couldn't resist :D Mike TW Mar 24th, 04, 8:45 PM If it's new, why not return it? Tom Purs Mar 24th, 04, 9:02 PM not new graemlins/sad.gif LeoP Mar 24th, 04, 10:35 PM Soak in PB Blaster, I bet it will work. Purs Mar 25th, 04, 3:49 AM Leo, What is PB Blaster? Thanks. mr 4 speed Mar 25th, 04, 7:11 AM PB Blaster is a penatrating oil..kinda like WD40 but better.. Babyrat496 Mar 25th, 04, 1:55 PM I would carefully inspect all the rockers for resistance to movement. Contact Lunati, they might be able to rebuild them for you. Be carefull- sounds like your very close to bending valves. graemlins/sad.gif aubreyt213 Mar 26th, 04, 1:00 AM babyrat496, I see you have a 505 as well, I'm near driving mine, those are unbelieveable numbers, could you e-mail some more info on your combo please, it'd be appreciated smile.gif Purs Mar 26th, 04, 8:08 AM figured it out. The bearing had "shifted" outward on one side of the rocker and the snap ring was binding against it. So, I took off the snap ring, got a socket that fit around the bearing and used that special tool we all have (BFH:D ) and presto, it's fixed! Thanks guys. | ||