

| Subject: | Re: Hydraulic Valve Lifters |
| Date: | Mon, 25 Mar 1996 22:39:22 -0500 |
In a message dated 96-03-25 09:49:02 EST, fairwind@northernnet.com (Dan Houg) writes: > >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? Just take up the slack in the lifters, then turn adjuster two full turns. If a lifter feels mushy, there is no oil in it or the check valve is bad or hung up. Note these lifters, as if you have a continuing problem, these are the bad ones. After adjusting, allow time for them to bleed down. Then let engine run for a while to have them self adjust. This sometimes takes a while. Like 20 minutes or so. Dennis.
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