Before pressing in valve guides for B31/33 iron head. There is a lower spring cap that fits under the shoulder of the guide on the inlet side, and a lower spring cap that fits over the guide, once the guide is pressed in, on the exhaust side. Is this correct???
Does any-one have an exploded diagram of the assembly arrangement.
I didn't take pictures when I dismantled them years ago, and now I pay the price.
Any help is much appreciated.
Best regards
Keith Atkinson
Both of my old B33s had the bottom collars fitted once guides were in place IE; slid over them.One was a 1949 other was a 1956.Hope this might help? Dave
Yes I have a box of assorted B31 and B33 iron head valves, springs ect.
Some of the caps slide along the guide and rest under the shoulder, other caps slide over the guide, once its pressed in. All the guides have the same OD, but the ID is different between inlet and exhaust.
With the B33, the larger diameter valve stem with the smaller head is exhaust, and the smaller stem with the bigger head is for inlet,
(as far as I can tell) Wished I had taken photo's now.
I dismantled 4 heads years ago for grit blasting, and cannot bloody remember the assembly arrangement.
As always I appreciate all your advise.
Regards Keith