Is it only the exhaust valves that typically need to be adjusted?
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No. Adjust them all.
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Its typically just the exhaust that get tight, and risk burning a valve. While the intakes typically get loose.
But like Billman said, you 'adjust' them all. Meaning you measure them and adjust as needed. Its possible some of them won't actually need to be changed to be in spec, but you won't know unless you perform the 'adjustment process'. So basically you do them all. |
Originally Posted by Billman250
(Post 22979578)
No. Adjust them all.
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I come there every April :) Sign up for the Dragon and we will do your valves together.
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Originally Posted by Billman250
(Post 22978351)
Hurting the tube seals is near impossible. Just make sure to push the seal lips back before re-installing cover.
I just spread a little extra clean motor oil on the tube seals before installation. Do I need to reopen and check those tube seals? I just pulled the cover straight up and off and then back down when done. (Several days went by) |
With the cover upside down on the work bench, the 4 tube seals should look like this \/ \/ \/ \/
When you pull the cover, some of them get stuck to the tube, and you will get this \/ \/ /\ /\ The last two have been pulled in the wrong direction. Just push them back down with your finger. If you don't, you can cut the lip on the tube seal. You can likely check yours just by pulling the coil packs and inspect them with a bright light. You can see the seal edge around the tube. I've pulled over 1000 covers, and the chances of the seals inverting is 95% |
Originally Posted by Billman250
(Post 22982578)
With the cover upside down on the work bench, the 4 tube seals should look like this \/ \/ \/ \/
When you pull the cover, some of them get stuck to the tube, and you will get this \/ \/ /\ /\ The last two have been pulled in the wrong direction. Just push them back down with your finger. If you don't, you can cut the lip on the tube seal. You can likely check yours just by pulling the coil packs and inspect them with a bright light. You can see the seal edge around the tube. I've pulled over 1000 covers, and the chances of the seals inverting is 95% |
Originally Posted by DougEFresh
(Post 22980815)
Originally Posted by Billman250' timestamp='1390498614' post='22979578
No. Adjust them all.
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I just checked a 2009 with ~30,000 miles. All valves were perfect - I've known the car since new, valves never been set before.
I've got another 2009 to check, I'll post the results. Jim :drive: |
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