valve adjustment wow quiet
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valve adjustment wow quiet
well i just finished up my valves had some issues but last night was the final night checked every thing and all was good. and i must say the truck never ran so quiet even from day one i have 98500 and my truck sounds better than new so i just wanted to tell you that doing valve adjustment is a must if you have a little ticking up front. going to be way easier to tell if i have injector rattle than be for.
sorry i am just excited about the new found ssssshhhhhhhhh of the truck engine
sorry i am just excited about the new found ssssshhhhhhhhh of the truck engine
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you dont even need a barring tool just turn the alternator back and the belt will follow. it took me all but 30 min to get all adjusted and torqued the jam nut to 18 lbs. after i go the valves adjusted
it well worth it very easy
it well worth it very easy
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Here's a writeup from another forum. Set the intakes to 0.010" and the exhausts 0.020". http://dodgeforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=117824
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Here's a writeup from another forum. Set the intakes to 0.010" and the exhausts 0.020". http://dodgeforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=117824
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I would recommend heavy matts to protect the top & front of the intercooler fins plus they make it easier to lay across the top - the 6-cylinder CTD is a heck of a lot longer than my 6-cylinder BMW.
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