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    Posted: 12 Oct 2010 at 6:48am
What is the best way to get the copper sealing washers out from the seat they sit in ? This is on a 3500, 7060 the 190's are easier, but these are bigger diameter and IT book says nothing. Thanks guys
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They are exactly the SAME part number for 426 and 301 engines.
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Someone told me to use a 5/8 coarse thread tap.  Put a little down pressure on it and screw it in with your hand, and after you feel it bite, pull it out.  I have only done it once, and it worked like a charm.  Good luck!
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Ive used and oring pick to get under the ring and pry it up.  The 5/8 tap sounds like a good idea too.
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