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valve adjustment
hey all...im trying to adjust the valves right now but the 101 projects book doesn't give too good a desc of where the i gotta stick the feeler gauge. I've adjusted valves on an acura before but this seems a little tougher...do i put the feeler gauge right at the top of the valve spring? and plus it seems a little tough to get in...do you guys loosen it before adjusting?
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Yes. Loosen the adjusting nut first, stick the feeler gage in, then tighten it to specification. Otherwise you will have a very hard time slipping the gage in (as you've found).
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Second that method, also read every thread you can find, getting the "feel" of a correctly adjusted valve is a bit of a science. I kind of equate to having someone stand on a piece of paper, and then you pulling it out from under him.
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I was looking for something about valve adjustments knowing it will only be a matter of time once I get my car! Oh...and a Big MAHALO to Racer2.7 for his contribution!!
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