After removing the head of the '64 Series IIA and removing the valves, I happened upon another issue. There is a chip in the head of one of the exhaust valve guides. Best I can tell, I pretty much need a machine shop to replace it, but that leads to a few questions.
The chip doesn't go down as far as the O ring, so it is possible it is just cosmetic, but it seems that if possible it should be replaced. The guides I see on Rovers North look very different than what I have. Presumably I have the old style which I didn't find.
Is it reasonable to replace just the one valve guide with the new style, and will it even fit?
Does the new style guide require a new valve?
I have two other exhaust valves wanting to be replaced, would I need new guides for them?
For the old style guides, if I were to try and replace the seals, what is the best way to remove and install them?
The chip doesn't go down as far as the O ring, so it is possible it is just cosmetic, but it seems that if possible it should be replaced. The guides I see on Rovers North look very different than what I have. Presumably I have the old style which I didn't find.
Is it reasonable to replace just the one valve guide with the new style, and will it even fit?
Does the new style guide require a new valve?
I have two other exhaust valves wanting to be replaced, would I need new guides for them?
For the old style guides, if I were to try and replace the seals, what is the best way to remove and install them?
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