Using a Zip Tie to Remove Shims?
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Using a Zip Tie to Remove Shims?
1 week 2 days ago - 1 week 2 days ago
What do you guys think? Valid? My only comment would be to add another zip tie.... with a washer larger than spark plug hole to 100% eliminate possibility of zip tie in cylinder?
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Re: Using a Zip Tie to Remove Shims?
4 days 15 hours ago
I’m sure this method could be useful on some engines, in the absence of the correct tool for the job. I take my hat off to the guy for producing such an excellent detailed video.
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Re: Using a Zip Tie to Remove Shims?
4 days 11 hours ago - 3 days 13 hours ago
I participate on this site to share my knowledge and promote sound technical techniques. I thought this topic would die after the initial post but apparently not. The proper tool for adjusting shims can be bought from many vendors for as little as $20 USD. Why in God's name would anybody consider doing this job with a zip tie?????.
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