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Date:         Fri, 13 Oct 2006 13:28:56 -0400
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From:         ------------- <VW4X4@VERIZON.NET>
Subject:      Re: Rocker arm question
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The only difference is the nut and the thread screw it locks in place. This thread is a larger size....

Mike Collum wrote:

> FWIW ... when I got my '85 1.9 the rocker on one side has larger nuts on > the adjuster than on the other side. I have obtained another set from a > 1.9 but haven't chenged them yet as the engine runs fine ... and has for > the 30,000 miles I've put on it since replacing the head gaskets ... 280 > miles after picking it up. > > Mike > > Old Volks Home wrote: > <snip> > >> The visual differences are that the adjuster screws/nuts are different >> (larger on the 2.1). If there's a difference in the geometry/ratio >> between >> the two, I couldn't say. Boston Bob would surely know. > > <snip> > >


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