<VV> Valve seats MY opinion

[JVHRoberts at aol.com]

In part. One of the epiphanies I had while being frustrated trying to quiet  
the valvetrain in mine was oil level. I think most of the clattering valves in 
 Corvairs is due to aerated oil. When I was over the 'full' line, things were 
 quiet. As the oil level approached the 'add' line, things got a LOT noisier. 
So,  keep the engine full, make sure the pickup doesn't suck ANY air. and 
probably a  better than stock oil pan will help the air to float out before the 
oil is  picked up. I did all of this, and I no longer had valvetrain noise!
 
In a message dated 8/1/2008 9:52:43 PM Eastern Daylight Time,  
PatioMatt at aol.com writes:


The  key is valve train that works like it   should.


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Isn't  it called proper Valve adjustment???????


 



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