Valve Lash Adjustment Video - Engine Building Car Repair DVD

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Valve Lash Adjustment Video - Engine Building Car Repair DVD

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Basic Engine Building DVD - Chapter 49: Valve Lash Adjustment You should have done this previously in the "Pre-Assembly" section. This time it's for real. You want to leave as much of the internal lubrication in place as possible. If you follow the firing order of your motor, you'll only have to
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Thanks for posting. ( 9 months ago by 68ray)

Thanks for posting.

i second that. ( 9 months ago by theginacologist)

i second that.

I third that! ( 8 months ago by loottus1)

I third that!

watch1-8-4-3 set ... ( 8 months ago by enginemasterbuilder)

watch1-8-4-3 set 6 5 7 -2 thats y way and its dead on but doesnt work on a splayed stroke engine

Something I neededd ... ( 8 months ago by chevydually454)

Something I neededd to know, thank you for posting.

How about using the ... ( 8 months ago by superswamper47)

How about using the GM nethod of #1 at TDC compression stroke and adjust half the valves and then #6 at TDC compression stoke and adjust the other half? As listed in the GM factory service manual. This works well and a lot less trouble.

The lash adjustment ... ( 8 months ago by BoxWrench)

The lash adjustment method shown here is the only way to cover all bases with multiple make of engines. A GM manual may only apply to a select number of years and cam specs using the #1 TDC and #6 TDC lash adjust method. Our DVDs consider all engine makes and types (including 4 cylinder and 6 cylinder models) and shows a valve lash method that can be used for all engine types. For many GM blocks though, the #1-#6 method works well.

you can start the ... ( 7 months ago by enginemasterbuilder)

you can start the engine up with special made valve pans. run it and not have oil spray on you. and really hear if the engine has a few backed off

Array ( 7 months ago by enginemasterbuilder)

watch1-8-4-3
set 6 5 7 -2 thats the way i do it and its dead on but doesnt work on a splayed stroke engine . divide firing order in half. watch 1 rock set 6 8 rock set 5 4 rock set 7 3 rock set 2

best vid out there ... ( 4 months ago by PhiLfromCaLi)

best vid out there man. 5* & fav'd.

that goes for honda ... ( 4 months ago by initrm)

that goes for honda V6 engines too. TDC 1,2,4 , rotate the the crankshaft, and 3,5,6 cylinder.

what kind of valve ... ( 3 months ago by isTHATaHEMI)

what kind of valve train would the 350 L98 out of a trans am have ?? anyone know?

you have a ... ( 2 months ago by QuasiTraction)

you have a hydraulic lifter valve train. Spin your pushrods until you can't spin them freely anymore. If you have an 86 or newer Trans-am you will have a roller cam and roller rockers, so valve train damage wont be an issue, since the goverment has taken the old ZDDP levels of lubricant out for the old Flat tappet cams. if I were you and I had a stock L98 out of a 86+ Trans am. I'd look for an LT1 cam and headers. just my .02

yeah i might just ... ( 2 months ago by isTHATaHEMI)

yeah i might just go ahead and do that or i might just go and save up some money and get new heads and new valve train but thanks for the advice

wow... this is very ... ( 2 months ago by Thrasher502)

wow... this is very informational

what you all need ... ( 2 months ago by woodington1)

what you all need to do is contact me for valve adjustment procedures ,as i have the way,and the terminology that beats ALL others

How do I determine ... ( 1 month ago by Bassplayingboy)

How do I determine if my lifters are bad or the rocker arms need ajusting? The enginer is a 2.9L V six 200k mile and nothing has been done to the engine. I hear some ticking sometimes when the engine is cold then it goes away. It is expecially bad if the truck has not been run for a few days. The oil pressure is OK and the lifters are hydolic. I put some heavier oil in the engine and seems to help. Will I need to adjust the rockers after lifter replace?
Shane

I am craving car ... ( 1 month ago by doesitmatter1920)

I am craving car knowledge ...but this stuff seems a little to complex i need a starting point or something

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