Engine Rocker Arm Shaft Springs
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What is an engine rocker arm shaft spring?
An engine rocker arm shaft spring is a relatively small device that is used inside the engine cylinder head. It is a spring that is connected to the rocker arm and helps to keep the valve lash adjusted.
How do you know if yours is faulty?
There are several indicators that can point to a faulty engine rocker arm shaft spring. Signs of a faulty spring include excessive oil consumption, increased exhaust smoke, increased engine noise, and misfiring.
Can a faulty engine rocker arm shaft spring cause damage?
Yes, a faulty engine rocker arm shaft spring can cause damage to the engine if left unchecked. A faulty spring can cause valves to stick, resulting in increased wear and tear on other engine components.
How do you replace an engine rocker arm shaft spring?
Replacing an engine rocker arm shaft spring is a relatively straightforward process.
- Disconnect the negative battery cable.
- Remove the valve cover and the cylinder head cover.
- Loosen the rocker arm nut and remove the rocker arm from the shaft.
- Remove the valve rocker arm shaft spring.
- Install the new spring and reinstall the rocker arm shaft and nut.
- Reinstall the cylinder head cover and valve cover.
- Reconnect the negative battery cable.
How often should you inspect your engine rocker arm shaft spring?
It is recommended to inspect your engine rocker arm shaft spring at least once a year to ensure that it is in good condition.