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24 valve cummins
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    Posted: 07 Mar 2010 at 5:01pm
Need to know what way the valve bridges (under the rocker arms) go on one side is oval other is round
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Shouldn't matter. If one side is oval and the other is round, that means its a floating valve bridge. Once the engine is started it will cnter itself. A 3406E CAT is set up the same way
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One side is opened up a bit (slotted) to prevent any chance of binding due to spacing tolerances and guide wear.  
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