what seals seem to work the best for push rod tubes? I'm having a problem w/them leaking.
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Nice shovel...

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Do the tubes use o-Rings?

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they had cork, I replaced them w/o-rings. I just&nbsp\\;bought new tubes &amp\\; seals just came today (chrome was dull) so I have all new parts. The seals are mucher thicker I'll let you know how things work out. I hope too replace them this weekend.
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76 superglide

cork ones work good, I've heard pro's and con's on the blue silicone ones, just FYI, I had porosity in one of my lifter blocks after i BEAD BLASTED THEM, NEVER STOPPED THE LEAK AND IT LOOKED LIKE IT CAME FROM THE TUBE SEALS

How hard is it to replace the tube seals?
How much do you have to tear down to get to it...

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Well I have solid lifters, I get the push rod that I want to remove all the way down, back off the push rod and remove the push rod &amp\\; tube, replace the seals, there are diff seals for diff locations of the push rod tube. Larger seal goes on lifter block.
&nbsp\\;Readjust your valves. hydraulics have a diff way if adjustement. I'm sure you could fine on this forum.
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