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880 diesel intake valve recession

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Adam Suess

04-08-2005 18:34:46




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I have a measurement for 880 diesel head intake valve recession .000 to .015 is this correct? Mine are way beyond that. Could be the cause of my runability problems? Any one have a recession measurement for the exost valves? Thanks.




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J. Schwiebert

04-09-2005 04:35:24




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 Re: 880 diesel intake valve recession in reply to Adam Suess, 04-08-2005 18:34:46  
How about you furnish a dimension for me? If you have acess to a dial indicator I would like to know your piston height.



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Adam Suess

04-10-2005 20:43:02




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 Re: 880 diesel intake valve recession in reply to J. Schwiebert, 04-09-2005 04:35:24  
Shop stated >.070 looking at it by eye they appear to be very recessed. I do not have a dial indicator but will try and borrow one. Thanks



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J. Schwiebert

04-09-2005 03:52:34




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 Re: 880 diesel intake valve recession in reply to Adam Suess, 04-08-2005 18:34:46  
Zero to 15 is correct. Most of them that I have measured were closer to 060. There is no measurement for the exhaust valves. Here is one way to do it. I doubt your 880 has the factory installed intake seats. Put seats in the head and do not use the thick ones as originally specified. No need for them to be that thick and you run the risk of cutting into the water jacket. Once you have the intake valve recession set, measure the stem height of the intake valves and then after you have installed the exhaust seats set the exhaust valves to be at the same stem height. Questions. You will probably pick up a minimum of 50-60 pounds of compressions.

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