

| Subject: | Re: Adjusting Valves |
| From: | Joel Walker |
| Date: | Fri, 24 Feb 95 10:20:02 CST |
On Fri, 24 Feb 95 09:59:07 CST Matt Bushore said: >I hate to ask this, but how do I do this on a 2.0L? >We have just been rolling the bus until we think they >are pretty close to TDC, and doing the feeler gauge thing. uhhhhhhhh ... how come you're adjusting valves on a 2.0 liter? all the two liters i know about have hydraulic valve lifters and don't need to be adjusted. however ... :) as i can dimly recall (having been on hydraulic lifters now for 15 years), there was a notch on the distributor bottom and when the rotor was lined up with the notch AND both valves on #1 cylinder were loose then #1 as as close to TDC as needed to be for adjustment. i think there is a pretty good bit of range on the cam, so as long as both valves are loose, you can adjust it correctly. after #1 is adjusted you just turn the crank pulley backwards so that the rotor goes 90 degrees in the 'wrong' direction, and that's #2. then another 90 degrees is #3, and another 90 degrees is #4. somebody who still does this jump in and fix my memory lapses. joel
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