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Old 02-27-2008, 11:06 PM   #9
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No no. I would just re-do the valves and head gasket. Pistons are fine. The valves are not that strong at all.

And yeah, follow the Tightening patern and loosening pattern in the fsm/any sentra repair manual.. even a honda repair manual its the same.
yeah turns out none of the valves were bent...and the cam was snapped due to improper torque patterns...the pistons did not have a scratch on them...but i found a little piece of the cam embedded in the cam journal...i fail haha but hey its a learning process right...? it comes with doing your own shit, i will say this though i wouldnt trade this experience for anything, cuz now i know to quadruple check everything lol, yeah thanx for helpin out and not flaming me guys...
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