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Hey guys.
Can you please help me out with the list of tools that is needed to perform the overhead set?

Thank you.

Watch Rawze's video. He shows you all the tools you need and why.
https://youtu.be/gQprOKCVln8
Then get on Cummins Quickserve if your woking with a Cummins Engine
https://quickserve.cummins.com/info/index.html
and find out what size feeler gauges and torque ratings you need for your specific engine.

Thank you very much Chamberpains!

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(07-19-2018 )zero4 Wrote: [ -> ]Hey guys.
Can you please help me out with the list of tools that is needed to perform the overhead set?

Thank you.

Sorry, I have been quite busy with work lately and haven't been active much and missed this.
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This is for an 871.

1)Dial tourque wrench w/ 8mm Allen head
2)1/2" torque wrench w/ 24mm socket
^these two are for the injector preload for CM871 and previous engine, not required for common rail motors^
3)3/8" torque wrench w/ 19mm flare nut
4)1/4" torque wrench w/ 13mm flare nut
I prefer flare nuts to crows feet, less chance of slipping off, but use whatcha got.
5)3/4" ratchet with short extension for barring over the motor

I have T handle Allen wrenches, the 3 sizes are;
1)8 mm for injector
2)6 mm for valve adjusters
3)3 mm for Jake adjusters
You don't necessarily need to have four different torque wrenches, I do so its just easier setting each one with its corresponding socket, crows foot, so I can just plow through.

Check Post #2 of this thread, http://rawze.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=2279
It's a good thread, Waterloo, others and I also posted links of where to find some of these tools, at better prices than I did...