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I was wondering who all sells the valve grind/carbon removal gasket sets? I like good quality so is genuine Onan the only thing out there? Thanks in advance 

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10 minutes ago, tlb41 said:

I was wondering who all sells the valve grind/carbon removal gasket sets? I like good quality so is genuine Onan the only thing out there? Thanks in advance 

Yes, Genuine Onan are the only "Quality" Made in U.S.A. gaskets, seals etc. out there. ALL other gaskets are cheap garbage from China! The Chinese are copying the Chinese, so the crappy gaskets keep getting crappier....but hey, great source for some Asbestos and cereal box quality gaskets...

 

We have all genuine Onan parts, no imported junk...

 

16, 18 & 20 HP decarbon kits are part number 168-0189.

 

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oldlineman

You get what you pay for is my moto! Buy USA

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JohnD

What exactly is a "valve grind/carbon removal gasket set"?  All those terms make sense just not as a set.  Must be because I have a Kohler! 

 

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lynnmor
2 hours ago, JohnD said:

What exactly is a "valve grind/carbon removal gasket set"?  All those terms make sense just not as a set.  Must be because I have a Kohler! 

 

What gaskets do you usually replace when you do a valve grind or carbon removal on your Kohler?  :confusion-confused:

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Mickwhitt

Head gasket is all that's required for a decoke.  if you are removing the valves then whatever cover you have to remove to access the collets will be needed. 

Im no Onan guy so someone will chime in if there is anything else.

Mick

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pacer
On 4/9/2021 at 3:25 PM, tlb41 said:

valve grind/carbon removal gasket sets?

 

This is a new ,,,,thing? to me also. A bit of explanation of this please? I've always done as Mick sez - this is a 3 separate steps???

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seuadr
22 hours ago, pacer said:

 

This is a new ,,,,thing? to me also. A bit of explanation of this please? I've always done as Mick sez - this is a 3 separate steps???

no, on the onan (and the kohler) they are separate gaskets, though. so - since it is a twin there are a pair of head gaskets and a pair of valve cover gaskets. on your kohler you are accessing the valves through the breather cover instead, but you should still have a gasket?

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lynnmor

On two cylinder engines you may need to remove the intake and exhaust for access, so those gaskets will need to be replaced.

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pfrederi
On 4/11/2021 at 9:14 AM, pacer said:

 

This is a new ,,,,thing? to me also. A bit of explanation of this please? I've always done as Mick sez - this is a 3 separate steps???

 

 

Valve Grind Gasket sets are a common description used for old farm tractors.  Gets you just the gaskets necessary for a valve job.

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pacer
10 minutes ago, pfrederi said:

common description used for old farm tractors.  Gets you just the gaskets necessary for a valve job.

 

Now that makes sense!:thumbs:

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JohnD
On 4/10/2021 at 10:18 PM, lynnmor said:

What gaskets do you usually replace when you do a valve grind or carbon removal on your Kohler?  :confusion-confused:

Ah, the one I haven't done yet!  This will be my first when I get to it! 

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