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Old 12-01-2012, 07:37 PM   #1
slugish
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Join Date: Jan 2005
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Valve adjustment

Ok , Im almost certain my ticking is coming from my valves
When I put engine back together , I adjusted lash . then 1/2 turn (maybe a LITTLE MORE )& I was real careful in the position of the exhaust lifter when adjusting the intake valve so it would be at tdc . Ihad the intake off at that time & could see when the lifter was in the position that would mean I was at tdc.

So I know a lot of you adjust with motor running > How do you keep oil from splattering all over .

Since now I cant see what position the liftres are in , can I tell when Im at tdc by the rocker position .

Also I know about , taking plug out ,turning engine over till feel air push out , but I would feel better getting to zero lash etc. like I did before , but can I do this by looking at rocker position (ie just beginning to rise or just before it goes all the way down .

Sorry for the length of this

Will
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