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Date:         Sun, 22 Jun 2003 11:07:33 -0400
Reply-To:     Dan Erlandson <danoer1@ECLIPSE.NET>
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From:         Dan Erlandson <danoer1@ECLIPSE.NET>
Subject:      Confused about valve adjustment
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ok, so I've pretty much confused myself regarding the procedure for adjusting valves

Bentley says after adjusting cylinder #1 rotate crankshaft 180 o and adjust next cylinder. That puts the rotor 180 o (clockwise) from the notch.

Stan's post in the archives seems to say set #1 and rotate crnakshaft until rotor is 90 o and then set next cylinder.

Stan's directive actually makes sense...I think..

Can someone clarify this for me??

-- Dan Erlandson Flemington, NJ > danoer1@eclipse.net 91 VW Vanagon GL 170,000 mi 99 VW Passat 107,000 mi


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