Technical French block

Can anyone help me with this Question On my French block flathead the center round tube that goes in the Lifter Galley can that be Removed and if so how is it put in there press fit. ??? Anybody had experience removing these and putting them back in after cleaning.
THANK YOU In Advance
clyde28075

 

How can the round tube throw the lifter valley? They are both inanimate objects. Foe the round tube to throw the lifter valley it would have to be able to move by itself, physically acquire the lifter valley, and then move it. IMPOSSIBLE!

 

While we're picking nits.

 

Oh boy, tough croud, one spelling error and burned at the steak!
Bill s

 

Why would you want to remove it ?
It can be cleaned out just like any other passage.
Tommy

 

Yep. They have been left in since the beginning of time, and cleaned around ever since.

 

La chose simple à faire, c’est propre autour du tube. Assurez-vous que le collecteur est compatible avec le système d’aération interne. Ces Français blocs sont un mélange de 8BA et plus tôt (59A) conception

 

Wow! French with an Alabama accent.

.bjb

 

I don’t believe it can be removed. Careful no to damage that choice block.

 

How can it be dirty??? Weren't those new French flatheads just recently discovered???

 

Ex military NOS I believe, could they be covered in that gelatinous, anti rust coating, that I can't remember the correct term for?

 

Cosmoline...

 

Thank you Atwater Mike that's the one.

 

Is there a tounge involved in this thread somewhere?

 

Big difference in the meaning of throw VS through. Not a spelling error but very confusing in his question. You should know what you are asking before you ask. I'm going back to the garage and weld.

 

Sorry guys made a mistake there so I corrected it Now But any way thanks for your Input it is apricated From what i gathered from everybody's comments is to clean it in Place . and some of the comments were pretty Funny Bye the Way
Thanks Again
Clyde

 

From all the Machine work that got done on the Block

 

In the throes of reading this thread, I went through many thoughts of thrilling laughs.

Sorry I had to do it