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Mercury Capri Valve Exhaust
Part Number: E9SZ6505A$18.13 MSRP: $24.77You Save: $6.64 (27%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Mercury Capri Exhaust Valve
The Exhaust Valve of a Mercury Capri opens after the power stroke to allow burnt gases to escape the cylinder. It eventually closes to seal the chamber for the next compression. Through the valvetrain, camshaft lobes actuate the Exhaust Valve, which responds to lifters, pushrods, and rocker arms in overhead valve layouts or to direct cam followers or buckets in overhead cam designs found in Capri engines. In accordance with factory Mercury specifications, the Exhaust Valve is held down with valve springs with a seat pressure of about 70 to 90 pounds and is roughly 200 pounds when fully open, with a pressure that prevents valve float at rising engine speeds. If you have too much clearance, it will increase the impact forces each time the Exhaust Valve takes up lash, which promotes overheating, distortion, cracking, and loss of power. To ensure proper and reliable operation of a Mercury Capri, it is essential that the Exhaust Valve stay cool and intact, while the valve springs on every model must operate at the proper pressure. These protections help sustain compression and performance between Mercury engines.
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Mercury Capri Exhaust Valve Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: Should a professional service the exhaust valve and intake valve, along with their seats and guides, on the Mercury Capri?A:As seen, because of the nature of the job and the tools that needs to be used, the process of working on the valve, valve seats and the valve guides that is often referred to as valve job, should only be done by a professional. With the head removed and dismantled, a home mechanic is in a position to provide initial washing and inspection of the part before reassembling it for delivering to a dealer service department or an automotive machine shop for the actual work to be done on the head. Carrying out the inspection makes it possible to get an understanding of the state of head and valve train parts thus; knowing the work required and new parts when dealing with an automotive machine shops. For the specific services described below, responsibility will lie with the dealer service department or automotive machine shop: valve removal, valve or spring reconditioning or replacement, checking and replacing valve guides, valve spring, spring retainer, rotator or keepers as necessary, replacing valve seals, reassembling valves, and verifying the accuracy of the installed spring height, among others. Also, if the surface of the cylinder head gasket is uneven, this will also be machined. After the valve job is done the head will be smooth as new, after this another washing may be done to remove the remaining metal particles and abrasive grit that may be remaining following the head machining or the valve service. It is also blown through all oil holes and passages using compressed air.
