Posted by rustred on March 17, 2015 at 11:32:02 from (24.64.203.38):
In Reply to: Adjusting Valves posted by Lucid on March 17, 2015 at 10:16:38:
yes have plugs out. if doing cold have to add an extra .002 to the spec. best to warm it up remove valve cover and plugs the adjust. firing order is 1342 so that is the order to adjust cyl's. you actually watch each cyl's running mate . meaning once cyl. #4's valves are rocking ( one valve is closing and the other is just opening)that means #1 cyl. is on tdc of compression and ready to adjust. the to adjust #3 cyl. watch #2 cyl. valves to get them on the rock, and do this for the other 2cyl's till done.i always give the engine on last roll over with a final check.
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