Re: MW valve covers

[Roger Pettigrew <dodger7998@xxxxxxx>]

In a message dated 5/9/2008 7:31:27 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
brianjan_64@xxxxxxx writes:

I use  allen head cap screws on mine, and can reach them with a long allen  
wrench

I just looked at the '62-'65 site and saw a '64 MW car owned by  John 
Vazquez.   I noticed that he uses long T - handle type  fasteners to 
secure the valve covers on his engine.  Does anyone else  use these?  The 
reason I'm asking is because I can't remove the top  valve cover bolts on 
my engine unless I remove the intake manifold  first.  There just isn't 
room to get a socket between the valve cover  and the intake manifold on 
my engine.  Even the diameter of my 1/4"  socket set is too big.   The T 
- handle method seems like a  better way, but unfortunately, it reminds 
me of small block Chevy engine,  whenever I see those type of 
fasteners...Brian

'64  Belvedere
Davenport, Iowa

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