Please critique these 83-86 cylinder head removal pics

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  • 240punk

    #16
    Wow all that looks terrible.

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    • Guest

      #17
      What's the seats look like under those valves? If there are no impact marks on the pistons they have to be burnt but they look "chipped" to me.
      I can top that one though

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      • john82q

        #18
        please pop a broken valve and its neighbor out for pic...

        The valve could simply be worn out, if you take them off is there a groove worn all around the valve face?

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        • JEEPRUSTY

          #19
          A popped out poppet

          The less damaged valves show a smooth seat. The one under this valve would need to be re-cut for sure.

          I measured the valve stem and it is right on spec throughout the length so its still good................



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          • Nessism
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            #20
            That valve is burnt. It overheated then a chunk broke off.
            Ed

            To measure is to know.

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            • Guest

              #21
              Zero compression indeed!

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