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Deflating an installed hydraulic lifter

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Renkou1

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Been on Google and engine manual for awhile.
All sources say things like, "after you deflate the lifter....measure clearance between rocker arm and valve stem."
Anyone know how to deflate installed lifter....or what tool to use.
Thank you, R
 
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