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Join Date: Feb 2016
Location: Gothenburg - Sweden
Posts: 474
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2.2T break in
Hi All,
I have rebuilt my 1971 T engine to original spec with the exemption of the oil bypass mod. I have the original oil pump. This is done internally: Cylinders honed New main bearings New rod bearings New seals New piston rings New cam chain and cam sprockets New valve guides Valve seats machine matching I'm now at my third oil since startup. I follow Waynes recommendations. I will now drive it for 500 miles keeping it well below 5000 rpm. Next up it states: Oil change #3 (fourth oil since startup) 33) Check valve clearance. (0,1 mm) 34) Check head stud nuts. (32 Nm) 35) Install valve covers with new gaskets. (8 Nm) 36) 32) Drive for 500 miles. Oil change #4 (fifth oil since startup) 33) Check valve clearance. (0,1 mm) 34) Check head stud nuts. (32 Nm) 35) Install valve covers with new gaskets. (8 Nm) My question is, from the rebuild I've done. Is it necessary to check valve clearance and head studs twice within 500 miles? The engine has been completely apart so this might be important. And better safe than sorry, right? I'm a newbie and trust this board to give me the right advice. All the best, Jörgen Forssling Gothenburg SWEDEN |
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