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Thanks Bill; makes a lot of sense.
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Rocker Arm Shaft Replacement
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Hi Patrick,
I don't think so since the engine will not be running for a few weeks while having the rocker arms rebuilt. However, there is always the potential that retrocausality is real in the Healey world. I am becoming more convinced after working on our BJ8 that cause does not always precede effect and the future really can influence the past.
Regards, Bill
EDIT: The added picture is for your friend. My son took it at maximum eclipse using his phone.
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So I'm looking at my rocker shaft. Oil is just oozing out of the top holes but is flowing freely from the bottom of the rocker arm. Here's a photo of what I'm seeing. Does this look normal? I have a video if that makes it easier to see.
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Pat Williams
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Pat Williams