American Motors Eagle Intake Valve

The American Motors Eagle was a compact passenger vehicle manufactured and marketed by American Motors Corporation. Eagle can operate well on wet or dry pavement. Classic parts like the intake valve contribute to the success of Eagle. The intake valve is part of the valve train system and is made of metal to endure the heat from the combustion chamber. The intake valve has some strokes like, intake, compression, power, and exhaust stroke. The intake stroke allows the air/fuel mixture to be drawn in by the opening of the parts. The compression stroke closes the intake valve, trapping the air/fuel mixture and making it flammable. These are some of the strokes that occur while the vehicle is going at a fast speed.

But the worn intake valve parts need to be repaired or replaced for better Eagle performance. Signs of bad intake valve parts include excessive oil consumption, loss of engine power, and smoke from the exhaust. The removal process of Eagle intake valve parts is as follows. Remove the cylinder head from the vehicle first. Next, use a valve spring compressor tool to compress the valve springs. Finally, remove the keepers holding the springs in place. The intake valve should drop out of place, if not use a dead blow hammer to gently tap it out of place. Prompt services and great Eagle parts are given to customers. Get impressive services and upkeep online with performance Eagle parts.