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Ford Thunderbird 1958 - 7. Disassembly and Assembly of Component Parts 1-27; Valve Rocker Arm Shaft Assembly 1-17; Assembly 1-27; Cylinder Heads 1-27

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PART
1-ENGINE
1-27
T.D.C,
then
position
the
distributor
in
the
block
with
the
rotor
at
the
No.
1
firing
position
and
the
points
open.
Install
the
hold
down
clamp.
Connect
the
distributor
vacuum
line.
Install
the
distributor
cap.
Con
nect
the
spark
plug
wires.
Be
sure
the
spark
plug
wires
for
No.
7
and
8
cylinders
are
properly
positioned.
See
Fig.
9
on
page
1-48.
Install
the
vacuum
booster
pump
line
and
the
carburetor
fuel
inlet
line.
SPRING
WASHER
ROCKER
ARM
SUPPORT
BOLT
COTTER
PIN
FIG.
50
Valve
Rocker
Arm
Shaft
Assembly
ROCKER
SHAFT
1527-B
DISASSEMBLY
AND
ASSEMBLY
OF
COMPONENT
PARTS
VALVE
ROCKER
ARM
SHAFT
ASSEMBLY
DISASSEMBLY
1.
Remove
the
cotter
pins
from
each
end
of
the
valve
rocker
arm
shaft,
then
remove
the
flat
washers
and
spring
washers.
2.
Slide
the
rocker
arms,
springs,
and
the
supports
off
the
shaft.
Be
sure
to
identify
all
parts.
3.
If
it
is
necessary
to
remove
the
plugs
from
each
end
of
the
shaft,
drill
or
pierce
one
plug,
then
insert
a
steel
rod
through
the
plug
and
knock
out
the
plug
on
the
opposite
end.
Working
from
the
open
end,
knock
out
the
remaining
plug.
ASSEMBLY
1.
Oil
all
moving
parts
with
engine
oil.
2.
If
the
plugs
were
removed
from
the
ends
of
the
shaft,
use
a
blunt
tool
or
large
diameter
pin
punch
and
in
stall
a
plug,
cup
side
out,
in
each
end
of
the
rocker
arm
shaft.
3.
Install
the
rocker
arms,
sup
ports,
and
springs
in
the
order
shown
in
Fig.
50.
Be
sure
the
oil
holes
in
the
shaft
are
facing
downward.
Com
plete
the
assembly
by
installing
the
remaining
two
flat
washers
with
the
spring
washer
between
them
and
in
stall
the
cotter
pin.
CYLINDER HEADS
DISASSEMBLY
1.
Clean
the
carbon out
of
the
cylinder
head
combustion
chambers
before
removing
the
valves.
2.
Compress
the
valve
springs
(Fig.
51),
then
remove
the
spring
re
tainer
locks,
and
release
the
spring.
3.
Remove
the
sleeve,
spring
re
tainer,
spring
assembly
stem
seal,
and
valve.
Discard
the
valve
stem
seals.
Identify
all
valve
parts.
ASSEMBLY
1.
Install
each
valve
(Fig.
52)
in
the
port
from
which
it
was
removed
or
to
which
it
was
fitted.
Install
a
new
stem
seal
on
the
valve.
2.
Install
the
valve
spring
assem
bly
over
the
valve,
then
install
the
spring
retainer
and
sleeve.
3. Compress
the
spring
and
install
the
retainer
locks
(Fig.
51).
4.
Measure
the
assembled
height
of
the
valve
spring
from
the
surface
of
the
cylinder
head
spring
pad
to
the
underside
of
the
spring
retainer
with
dividers
(Fig.
53).
Check
the
dividers
against
a
scale.
If
the
assembled
height
is
15%4
inches
or
greater,
install
the
necessary
0.030-
inch
thick
spacer(s)
between
the
cyl
inder
head
spring
pad
and
the
valve
spring
to
bring
the
assembled
height
to
the
recommended
dimension
of
15%4-15%4
inches.
Do
not
install
spacers
unless
necessary.
Use
of
spac-

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