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Yes, you are supposed to adjust the valves while the engine is running, and you are supposed to make sure that oil is pumping through all the pushrods and that in general nothing seems to look or sound unusual. You can see pix of the cutout valve covers that I used to reduce oil spillage during this operation at http://johnnasta.com/elcamino

 

 

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Don't they!  would you happen to know how long a engine swap and replacing whatever needs to be replacing would actually take?  It would be nice if it was really a half hour - wouldn't it?  Don't you have to take off the covers for the valves and check the valves when the engines running?  my dad said he had to do that with his impala SS when he blew up the 327 and swapped in the 283.  and he said that you took off the valve covers and check the valves beating up and down and listen (or whatever it is) for errors...is this true?

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