thank you.i see.i never was any good at math
Ad Widget
Collapse
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
X
-
Originally posted by rwcreighhey i have a ? for you guys.i am setting my valves today and CP has the intake valves at .004-.006 and the ex. at .007-.009.and the repair manual has them at intake 0.10-0.15 and the ex. at 0.18-0.23.what gives?i trust cp more then the manual but i want to ask so i dont have to do this anytime soon.thanks
Yes, I listed it in inches, because most of the feeler gauges sold in the USA are marked in inches, some are marked in both, and very, very few are marked solely in millimeters.
Cheers,
=-= The CyberPoet
Comment
-
one last ?.the manual said to use a sealent and i did last time.BUT a buddy of mine said not to use it on the valve cover.i do know that it is a bitch to clean the old off!do you guys use any.he did say he uses it on the signal cover i guess because its felt.i do know that when i did my first valve adjustment there was no sealent so i am thinking the factory dont use any.thanx
Comment
-
suzuki recommends sealent only at the cam end caps. over the years working on cars & bikes i would used it - leaks can occur with using to much so a thin coat is all thats needed.
tim
edit: if i remember correctly the gasket at the end caps is grooved so there is not a lot of sealing surface area by the gasket alone but gives a bit of room for the RTV to spread out. if the old sealent is removed ( recommended ) from the gasket then i'd highly suggest using a bit og RTV.
Comment
Comment