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Does anyone have tips for re-installing the pushrod shroud tube springs on Lycoming IO-360A1A? New seals and springs, difficult to engage spring with tube and seals installed. Attached photo of shroud spring. Thanks in advance. 

 

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It takes bad words and blood.

if you coat the seals with DC4 you can get them to snap in pointed up and them rotate them where you like. Put a little DC4 on the spring and tube and the spring will rotate into place easier. If you put a 6”  loop of lock wire through the hole, you can slide a screwdriver through the loop and have a good handle to pull on.

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Had good luck setting them in place, then rotating the whole shroud with light taps on a flathead screwdriver on up against the protruding part on the outside of the shroud. 

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On 4/18/2025 at 7:50 AM, Montreal said:

Does anyone have tips for re-installing the pushrod shroud tube springs on Lycoming IO-360A1A? New seals and springs, difficult to engage spring with tube and seals installed. Attached photo of shroud spring. Thanks in advance. 

 

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You can use a J-hook pic or a small diameter door hook

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.040 safety wire doubled up. Then pull them with safety wire Pliers. 
The aluminum pushrod tube is super soft. You’ll puncture or damage the ends if you pry on them. 
-Matt

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