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M8 Pushrod Tubes Leaking. Remove the valve cover, unbolt the rocker arms, and remove the pushrods and pushrod tubes. Btw, i just finished my inner primary install and everything. I've refrained from saying this in fear of being drummed out of every airhead list, but i've put a smear of silicone sealant around. The fix (as described) sounds easy enough for me to tackle myself, but i'd prefer some step by step pics of popping off the push. Thoroughly clean the case and cylinder head (where the seals contact), install the replacement tubes and new seals, followed by the pushrods and rocker arms. With care you can make a 'field repair', of a leaking pushrod tube. Those pushrod seals usually don't leak at low rpms in my experience. It can be done by spraying carb cleaner, ( protect the eyes!), to. You are only concerned with #33, 34 and 37. If the orings are not new, it's possible they are too brittle to reseat, but worth a try.

I've refrained from saying this in fear of being drummed out of every airhead list, but i've put a smear of silicone sealant around. Thoroughly clean the case and cylinder head (where the seals contact), install the replacement tubes and new seals, followed by the pushrods and rocker arms. If the orings are not new, it's possible they are too brittle to reseat, but worth a try. Those pushrod seals usually don't leak at low rpms in my experience. Btw, i just finished my inner primary install and everything. It can be done by spraying carb cleaner, ( protect the eyes!), to. Remove the valve cover, unbolt the rocker arms, and remove the pushrods and pushrod tubes. You are only concerned with #33, 34 and 37. The fix (as described) sounds easy enough for me to tackle myself, but i'd prefer some step by step pics of popping off the push. With care you can make a 'field repair', of a leaking pushrod tube.

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M8 Pushrod Tubes Leaking Thoroughly clean the case and cylinder head (where the seals contact), install the replacement tubes and new seals, followed by the pushrods and rocker arms. Those pushrod seals usually don't leak at low rpms in my experience. It can be done by spraying carb cleaner, ( protect the eyes!), to. I've refrained from saying this in fear of being drummed out of every airhead list, but i've put a smear of silicone sealant around. You are only concerned with #33, 34 and 37. The fix (as described) sounds easy enough for me to tackle myself, but i'd prefer some step by step pics of popping off the push. With care you can make a 'field repair', of a leaking pushrod tube. Btw, i just finished my inner primary install and everything. Thoroughly clean the case and cylinder head (where the seals contact), install the replacement tubes and new seals, followed by the pushrods and rocker arms. If the orings are not new, it's possible they are too brittle to reseat, but worth a try. Remove the valve cover, unbolt the rocker arms, and remove the pushrods and pushrod tubes.