Freeing up exhaust valves

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Re: Freeing up exhaust valves

Post by Mr V10 » Wed Jan 04, 2012 12:02 am

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Re: Freeing up exhaust valves

Post by tremmer » Wed Jan 04, 2012 8:45 am

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hm, will try that - mine are completely stuck. Tried one can of wd40 - no result. :)
I also checked but there is no vaccum leak because of the disconnected hoses - i plugged it up and there is no leak.
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Re: Freeing up exhaust valves

Post by Shoppinit » Wed Jan 04, 2012 10:18 am

Amar wrote:Shop have you bought a B7?
Nah, I tinker with a friend's B7.
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Re: Freeing up exhaust valves

Post by ShaneyB » Wed Jan 04, 2012 11:09 am

My flaps are the opposite. Really lose and rattle on occasions, a bit like the wife's :-) I am ALWAYS in 'S' mode though.

I had no intention of going down the Milly route but may 'have to' now
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Re: Freeing up exhaust valves

Post by adsgreen » Wed Jan 04, 2012 12:17 pm

Shagga wrote:My flaps are the opposite. Really lose and rattle on occasions, a bit like the wife's :-) I am ALWAYS in 'S' mode though.

I had no intention of going down the Milly route but may 'have to' now
worth a vac check - the springs are fairly hefty so shouldn't rattle unless either theres a vac problem or perhaps a hinge bracket type thing has broken. if it's on occasions then I'd lean towards the vac leak.
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Re: Freeing up exhaust valves

Post by Jules » Wed Jan 04, 2012 12:29 pm

Shagga wrote:My flaps are the opposite. Really lose and rattle on occasions, a bit like the wife's :-) I am ALWAYS in 'S' mode though.

I had no intention of going down the Milly route but may 'have to' now
People are always selling standard exhausts cheap,less than 150 so may be worth trying one of those first,or even off
a member who can vouch for it working properly.

But i vote for a milly :bigblink:
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