Where to find valve spring compressor tool?

[blackhawkgsx]

Hey guys i have searched but didnt come up with any thing but this>Mitsubishi 4G63 Valve Spring Compressor is there any dsm vendor that carries this?

 

[RamenPride]

You can find it on ebay.

I use the Lisle 36200, costs about $30-40 and works pretty quickly.

 

[2GRick]

Hey guys i have searched but didnt come up with any thing but this>Mitsubishi 4G63 Valve Spring Compressor is there any dsm vendor that carries this?

Here ya go Schley Products, Inc , 99700 DOHC Hydraulic Valve Lifter Removal Tool - Mitsubishi / Chrysler

 

[TFFC]

Make your own, like I did, Used a C-clamp and either a 02 sensor socket or i want to say 3/4 socket and cut slots in the sides. Works great. Wish I could show you a picture, but don't have tool with me right now.

 

[blackhawkgsx]

Here ya go Schley Products, Inc , 99700 DOHC Hydraulic Valve Lifter Removal Tool - Mitsubishi / Chrysler

This tool looks like its difficult to use .. have you used it?

 

[NOSLO2PT0]

Car Valve Spring Remover Installer Compressor Tool Kit: eBay Motors (item 330429360201 end time Jul-30-10 10:15:14 PDT)

That's the one you want. It's easiest to use this tool with the head off the car. Plus no chance of dropping the keepers down into the oil pan. Just search ebay for valvespring compressor, then keep looking to see if you can find the cheapest price. This one is the easiest to use and works awesome.

 

[BIGBLAZE79]

I used this one on my head to remove the valves. It's cool because it bolts to the head so you can pull the springs and change them without pulling the head. You just run compressed air to the cylinder through the spark plug hole. They were very fast to ship and it is quality.

Mitsubishi 4G63 Valve Spring Compressor

 

[68442]

+1 ^ Used this tool also, worked great. Saved pulling the head.

 

[WhiteAWDtsi]

My buddy bought the Lisle tool and we swapped his seals out in no time with the head on the car. The one that bolts to the head works from what I've read but it seems like a pain in the ass, the video I saw showed a guy tapping the valve up from the bottom with the head off. If using compressed air, the cheap lisle tool can pop spring off and grab the retainers 99% of the time, same with install. Awesome tool if you have compressed air, regulated ofcourse. haha