lifter tool

[blktalon3]

I ordered some revised lifters yesterday and now am looking for the tool that helps change them. I've seen the info in the forums before but now I can't find it. I've tried google also with no luck. Can someone tell me where I can find one please.
Thanks

 

[lo_boost]

heres the page http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/articles-engine-fuel/265060-how-replace-lash-adjusters-lifters.html

 

[interex]

I pulled the lifters out of my old head with a pair of pliers with no problem at all. The new ones just slid right into place.

 

[1992awdlaser]

This is the tool that I have. Meek Automotive:- Your Mitsubishi Performance Specialists

 

[steve]

The local Snap-On or Matco guy should be able to also provide this:

DOHC Hydraulic Valve Lifter Removal Tool - Mitsubishi / Chrysler

 

[blktalon3]

That's what I was looking for, thanks.

 

[interex]

Holy crap that is expensive. I could make that in the shop for less than $10... Actually anyone probably could.

 

[crimsondragon]

Damn I bought mine from Skyway Tools for $35. Wish I shopped around some more.

 

[Auto RS T]

Great article and tool template

http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/art...34-diy-lash-adjuster-lifter-removal-tool.html

 

[kenamond]

I found an image of the tool and was able to read the part number that is pressed into the sheet steel. Then I Googled that part number and found plenty of places to buy it. I can't remember where that picture was, though. Anyway, if anyone finds the part number, post it here, so I can add it to my lifter tech article.

When I was searching on that part number, I found sites selling it as cheaply as $30 and as high as $70, and I only clicked on a few of the search results links. Might be able to find one used for $10, and you certainly could make your own given the DIY article (assuming you have a torch/plasma, grinder, and sheet steel).

Good luck!

 

[1992awdlaser]

I found an image of the tool and was able to read the part number that is pressed into the sheet steel. Then I Googled that part number and found plenty of places to buy it. I can't remember where that picture was, though. Anyway, if anyone finds the part number, post it here, so I can add it to my lifter tech article.

When I was searching on that part number, I found sites selling it as cheaply as $30 and as high as $70, and I only clicked on a few of the search results links. Might be able to find one used for $10, and you certainly could make your own given the DIY article (assuming you have a torch/plasma, grinder, and sheet steel).

Good luck!

The snaopn part number for mine is YA9970. I got it off ebay a while ago for like $20 shipped.

 

[blktalon3]

Thanks for everybodys help. I down loaded that template off the tech article, so I think I'm going to try and make it first.