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Villiers MK10 - How to remove valves to re-grind

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Post by Woodsman Sun Oct 19 2014, 17:18

OK ,so I've removed the carburettor and the valve cover plate. I can see the valves and springs but how on earth do I get a valve spring compressor in there so that I can remove the collets?  Is there some special tool I need or I am missing something ?

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Post by Woodsman Tue Oct 28 2014, 15:58

Ah - turns out the springs are not as strong as I thought - a piece of flat bar with a slot in and an extra pair of hands does the trick.

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