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« on: August 07, 2007, 12:50:35 pm »

Hello loungers,

I have a 76x94 engine, with compression off 10.5:1, my cylinder heads are fly-cut. I have the csp push rod tubes  and the are leaking.....
the fit very tight  Undecided Do you have experience with leaking push rod tubes... can it be that the total engine length is to small ? that i have to cut the springs or that i have to take something off the tube so that it's not to much compressed??? the rubbers are being forced outside...

Hope to here from you
Greetings mycha


CSP Push Rod Tubes Type-1
CNC machined from high grade aluminium
dual internal viton O-rings prevent leaks
heavy duty stainless steal external spring keeps pressure on the seals when the engine expands
22mm ID on the head side to clear push rods on high lift engines
19mm ID on the case side for quick oil return
anodized for a long lasting finish
comes with german pushrod tube seals
Made in Germany.

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« Reply #1 on: August 07, 2007, 13:37:09 pm »

How is your crank case venting?, the blowby (have the pistion rings seated yet?) and the pulses needs to get out somewhere. Look into it, it has happened before Roll Eyes
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« Reply #2 on: August 07, 2007, 14:00:54 pm »

How is your crank case venting?, the blowby (have the pistion rings seated yet?) and the pulses needs to get out somewhere. Look into it, it has happened before Roll Eyes

Yes case is venting, and i turned the rings several times so the seated well... it's not a case off venting/blowby i think.... it's like the rubbers are forced outside... that there is to much pressure on them....  Huh
thanks for your replay

mycha
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« Reply #3 on: August 07, 2007, 18:45:30 pm »

When I assembled my 94x69 motor I didnt use any sealant on the pushrod tube seals because I was told it wasn't necessary with the white, german tube seals. Well, the tubes DID leak. I recently replaced the crappy p/r tubes with better ones. This time I used german seals AND To#¤ta liquid gasket, ZERO leaks.

So, get some permatex, rtv, curil t, etc...whatever liquid gasket you can find and some new, white, german p/r tube seals. Put a nice coat of sealant on the seals(both the case and head ends). Make sure you don't catch the seal on the backside of the cylinder head, the seal may tear. Let the sealant dry overnight before running the motor.

From now on I will ALWAYS use sealant on my motors. I would also call CSP first and see what they think about cutting the springs. Good luck!
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« Reply #4 on: August 08, 2007, 13:58:12 pm »

Hi there
please sent mail to gh@csp-shop.de
I will mail instructions from our kit
maybe there has been a mistake when fitting the tubes
they are on high pressure
and you never have to cut the springs
I have all instructions in a pdf data
it also states to use some oil, and turn tubes untill seals sit perfect
but you could check yourself reading the instructions
please keep me updated
thanks
Gunter
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« Reply #5 on: August 08, 2007, 15:22:01 pm »

Hello Gunter,

thanks fore your replay. I have the instructions  Wink The problems are solved, your kit is super no questions about that  Smiley

The problem was my "refection plates" (i think you call them that way !!!) (the plates under the cylinders) were sitting to low so the interfered with the push rod tubes. I fixed it yesterday and now the are fine. No leaks anymore.

The kit is a fine part of machinery.

Greetz mycha

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« Reply #6 on: August 08, 2007, 19:31:54 pm »

that's what I love to hear ...
thanks and as you know we carry more good quality and good looking parts in stock SmileySmileySmiley
I love the new SportComp exhaust coming freshly from the factory
next step for September i believe is the production on the famous Python exhaust
stay tuned

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« Reply #7 on: August 10, 2007, 17:26:17 pm »

that's what I love to hear ...
thanks and as you know we carry more good quality and good looking parts in stock SmileySmileySmiley
I love the new SportComp exhaust coming freshly from the factory
next step for September i believe is the production on the famous Python exhaust
stay tuned

Gunter
Hi Gunter keep me up to date about the Python as we have a interesting single cab come along next year.

I saw the python at ebi and was very inpressed, a quality product
Your fast friend Travis  Cool
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« Reply #8 on: August 10, 2007, 18:58:38 pm »

that's what I love to hear ...
thanks and as you know we carry more good quality and good looking parts in stock SmileySmileySmiley
I love the new SportComp exhaust coming freshly from the factory
next step for September i believe is the production on the famous Python exhaust
stay tuned

Gunter
Hi Gunter keep me up to date about the Python as we have a interesting single cab come along next year.

I saw the python at ebi and was very inpressed, a quality product
Your fast friend Travis  Cool


to my very fast friend Travis
okay will do
just pm me your cell Travis
have fun
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« Reply #9 on: August 12, 2007, 19:51:40 pm »

Hello loungers,

 Do you gay's have experience with leaking push rod tubes...

Hope to here from you
Greetings mycha



Hey Mycha,

Is it okay to answer when you not Gay Wink

Cya.
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« Reply #10 on: August 13, 2007, 10:17:19 am »

Hey Mycha,

Is it okay to answer when you not Gay

Cya.

 Grin Grin Grin oeps..... Tongue
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