Oopps ~
Sorry about that all .
I go back to Kasier in a matter of minutes , they don't recognize Chiropractic Medicine so I'll ask for the back surgery , I can't go on like this .
I'm still waiting for pix there Chip ~ .
-Nate
Chip wrote:
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> I have decided that it is time to get Nate to the Chiropractor. After reading several of Nate's recent post, it is obvious that his back is aggravating the hell out of him. You can almost feel the pain and aggravation in every post, which is entirely un-Nate like.
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> Chip
> Houston
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[diesel_mercedes] Re: Nate to the Chiropractor
[diesel_mercedes] Re : OM61X rockerbox Gaskets
Just use the rubber one , most any brand will be made in Europe , I forget the Mfr's name , RENTZ maybe .
The biggest challenge is getting it to stay put as you wrestle the cover back into place .
I also spend (according to Tom) inordinate amounts of time had cleaning the entire sealing surface of the cylinder head as it's recessed here & there and just *one* bit of Road Grime will cause copious leaks .
Same if you pinch a wire or the tranny's vacuum tube....
Go back and try again ~ once the cover is lain , it must not rock atall before you add the 13MM ATF nuts & waves washers....
-Nate
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> Thanks to you guys that helped with the starter. It took 3 long extensions and a medium with a swivel. We attached this to a 3/4 inch breaker bar and was on the road in about 2 hours. Sweet.
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> Next question. Adjusted the valves about 3K miles ago. Decided to put on a new valve cover gasket while I was there. Mistake, this things leaks like a cut pig. Have reset it and retightened it. Lots of oil. Did I recently see this addressed. Did someone say only use a MB factory gasket or was that another thread. Could not find that message.
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> Help, tire of the mess.
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> Thanks, Nick
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