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Date:         Mon, 25 Mar 1996 08:48:02 CST6CDT
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From:         "Dan Houg" <fairwind@northernnet.com>
Subject:      Re: Hydraulic Valve Lifters

Dennis and others:

I have another question on the valve adjustment. The Bentley says turn the lash screw 2 turns after it contacts the stem. Some the the valves mush down and don't lift off the seat (unless you screw in way past 2 turns) but others start lifting the valve immediately.

How are the turns be counted? During the mushy part if it is mushy or should it be run down to the hard part where the valve is forced open?

> When adjusting valves properly, they will lift off thier seat. You must wait > 1/2 hour or so before starting engine to let lifters bleed down.

so does "properly" mean lift all the valve off their seat 2 turns?

thanks!

-dan


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