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Post by christhedivvy on Mar 8, 2013 19:58:51 GMT
I found whilst removing the shims the perfect tool is a pair of tweezers! Generously borrowed off the wife but beware the almost nuclear type fallout after she finds out!
That'll be my second near death experience in less than a week!!
Note to self: Ask permission next time
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Post by teejayexc on Mar 8, 2013 21:42:12 GMT
I found whilst removing the shims the perfect tool is a pair of tweezers! Generously borrowed off the wife but beware the almost nuclear type fallout after she finds out! That'll be my second near death experience in less than a week!! Note to self: Ask permission next time Lol. Best way to secure 'em for future use is to leave a *watch spring* clearly visible. Other half will spot it from a mile away and immediately discard 'em in disgust...retrieve from bin and jobs a goodun. |
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Post by CD on Mar 11, 2013 13:45:56 GMT
I used a medium large flat screwdriver to hold the valve down and a magnet to pull the shim out. Small pointy pliers put it back but very fiddly.
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