How about this tool for valve adjustments?
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Have you used this before RR? Any comments?
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It's quite a good idea. Beats the constant go/no go method of the feeler gauges I use. It would encourage me to check the valve clearances more often.
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Originally posted by fly_S2K Have you used this before RR? Any comments? I do not know if this will work with S2000's, but I do not see why not. I have ordered a 1/2" drive 10mm socket to get a feel for the distances. |
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Yes, I saw it in the FAQ section - I would not get the tool I posted if I had your tool either - or Marcucci's. This was really for newbies benefit.
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I have no problem using a screwdriver, box-end wrench and 45 deg. feeler guages. Once the valves are adjusted to spec the first time, I find it only necessary to change the adjustment on 3 or 4 valves at each check that I did every 10-15k miles.
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Originally posted by CoralDoc I have no problem using a screwdriver, box-end wrench and 45 deg. feeler guages. Once the valves are adjusted to spec the first time, I find it only necessary to change the adjustment on 3 or 4 valves at each check that I did every 10-15k miles. :thumbup: |
I use a Schley #88950 valve adjustment tool. Having the right tool makes all the difference. The jam nuts are pretty far down. It is a lot easier with the tool.
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