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Looking for an exup valve.
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17-09-20, 06:38 PM
I am looking for an exup valve for my mates fzs 1000. His is bent... Cheers.
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17-09-20, 07:13 PM
They can be straightened. I put the shaft of mine is a drill at very low speed and I could see how bent it was. Slow tugs on the valve will straighten, take your time!
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17-09-20, 08:11 PM
Slow tugs will definitely straighten it.
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18-09-20, 07:15 AM
They can definitely be straightened, just give it some thought as to how you’re going to do it and most importantly, take your time. Good luck.
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18-09-20, 03:35 PM (This post was last modified: 18-09-20, 03:36 PM by b1k3rdude.)
(17-09-20, 07:13 PM)old son link Wrote: They can be straightened. I put the shaft of mine is a drill at very low speed and I could see how bent it was. Slow tugs on the valve will straighten, take your time!
+1 on that, its easy. Just a variable speed drill and a rubber mallet.
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