Hey guys in the process of rebuilding my f135 and need to get a new one of these in the picture. Notice the giant crack. If you guys know part number and name i would love to know the answer. Let me know!
What is this part called?
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I think it is called "Support (Valve rocker shaft)".
And I believe the part number (for the F engine) was 13951-60020.
But I believe that part has been superseded by 13951-61010 (which is designed/made for the 2F engine)
But then I'm really into the old DIESEL engines (rather than the petrol ones) so I'm just passing on what I've researched (rather than having any personal/concrete experience in this).
And I believe the part number (for the F engine) was 13951-60020.
But I believe that part has been superseded by 13951-61010 (which is designed/made for the 2F engine)
But then I'm really into the old DIESEL engines (rather than the petrol ones) so I'm just passing on what I've researched (rather than having any personal/concrete experience in this).
Broken parts.
Hi, its called a support valve rocker sharft , PN 13951-60010, fron engine number 243298 the PN is 13951-60020. their was an NOS early one on on ebay in aus about two weeks agao. Cheers.
Hi, its called a support valve rocker sharft , PN 13951-60010, fron engine number 243298 the PN is 13951-60020. their was an NOS early one on on ebay in aus about two weeks agao. Cheers.
I just double-checked my part numbers because I see they don't tally properly with yours. (But I don't appear to have copied them down wrong so that's a puzzle.)
And while double-checking ....I saw that 13951-61010 was itself superseded by 13952-61010 .... So that's something more to add to the confusion.
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Yup, the 66 and older rocker arm stand is a different animal than the 67 thru 80 version. The most obvious difference [and the one that contributes to it's failure rate] is the horizontal cut in the side of the stand.
I have a few of those available; you can CALL me to follow up.
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I have a few of those available; you can CALL me to follow up.
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Mark A.
Quick question on installing new rocker support stand. F135 FSM states torque specs for the rocker stand bolts are:
19 ft lbs for -A
15 ft lbs for -B (groove side)
Which side is the "groove side"?
Thank you.
19 ft lbs for -A
15 ft lbs for -B (groove side)
Which side is the "groove side"?
Thank you.
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If you need one PM me your address and you can have it for the cost of shipping. I am leaving tommorow and wont be back til next week if you can wait that long
