Woods lifter bleed down
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Woods lifter bleed down
I have a set of Woods directional lifters in my wife's 2006 Ultra. They came as part of a Fuel Moto 98" big bore kit.
I pulled the cam support plate out to install a set of Zippers dual piston chain tensioners. Upon putting it back together and adjusting the push rods, one of the lifters is taking a long time to bleed down.
I first did the rear cylinder. After 40 minutes or so I went out and checked it and the lifters had bled down so I could spin the push rods.
I then put the front cams on the base circle and adjusted those push rods. The intake lifter bled down in 30 minutes or so but it's been almost 2 hours and the exhaust lifter has not bled down.
Anyone had this happen or have a suggestion on what might be going on.
The push rods are in right and I was meticulous in my adjustment. Just wondering if I have a problem lifter.
I pulled the cam support plate out to install a set of Zippers dual piston chain tensioners. Upon putting it back together and adjusting the push rods, one of the lifters is taking a long time to bleed down.
I first did the rear cylinder. After 40 minutes or so I went out and checked it and the lifters had bled down so I could spin the push rods.
I then put the front cams on the base circle and adjusted those push rods. The intake lifter bled down in 30 minutes or so but it's been almost 2 hours and the exhaust lifter has not bled down.
Anyone had this happen or have a suggestion on what might be going on.
The push rods are in right and I was meticulous in my adjustment. Just wondering if I have a problem lifter.
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