Valve spring compression tool.

[xwhatsit]

after 20 years in the reco industry I invented this tool to do exactly this job

check it out

http://valvetool.com.au

after using this tool you will never go back to the old way ( clamps)

This is a must have tool

Holy hell, I just saw that Youtube video of yours, how the hell did that work?

That's very cool.

[Ixion]

But will it get the little buggers out? I find getting them out more of a task than putting them back.

[xwhatsit]

But will it get the little buggers out? I find getting them out more of a task than putting them back.

That was the first bit, wasn't it? With the white `removal tool'. He just sort of twisted it and it went *BANG* and there you go. Hard to tell, the video isn't great and what a funny looking cylinder head.

[k14]

That was the first bit, wasn't it? With the white `removal tool'. He just sort of twisted it and it went *BANG* and there you go. Hard to tell, the video isn't great and what a funny looking cylinder head.

I think that was a head from a mx bike (250 or 450??). But yes, the video doesn't really give much info away. Wonder if the guy can explain it a bit better?

[Motu]

They have been around a while now - most engine shops and workshops have them.Most multivalve car engines are the same as bike engines,with the valve springs recessed and impossible to get at.Not worth farting around with silly little keepers and a valve spring compressor if you are being paid by the hour to assemble a 24 valve head.I sold mine with my business - another one of those things I didn't toss in my own toolbox and pretend we didn't have.