Cascade Overflow Valve R&R
Cascade Overflow Valve R&R
Will be replacing mine this afternoon and cannot find any info regarding a correct procedure. It looks benign enough, but a CP3 is too expensive to jack around with, and I cannot afford the down time. Anyone have replacement experience with the COV? Any torque settings to be aware of. Is it just putting a socket on there, remove, and install the new one?
TIA,
Kyle
TIA,
Kyle
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From: misplaced Idahoan stuck in Albuquerque, Roughneckin on RIG 270
chrysler says its not serviceable by itself or I would be able to get you a procedure (we all know it can be). just be sure you don't lose the check ball. will be a disaster if you do
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