Hi all,
Can someone provide me with the spec of the valve adjusting tool, Size, etc, as I need one very soon and it will be quicker if I make one.
regards.
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Re: Valve adjusting tool
I am not sure, if making one will be faster than buying one of the things on ebay, for example.
Unless someone takes a tool and takes some precise measurements, exact specs will be hard to come by. The thing is both simple and still complicated as the shape will push down the buckets when the cam is rotated and the edges hold down both adjacent buckets at the same time.
Unless someone takes a tool and takes some precise measurements, exact specs will be hard to come by. The thing is both simple and still complicated as the shape will push down the buckets when the cam is rotated and the edges hold down both adjacent buckets at the same time.
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Re: Valve adjusting tool
Thanks for the quick responce, you may be right? Might give ebay a go?, dont know anyone local to borrow from either.
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Re: Valve adjusting tool
Hi EMS,
Thats just what I'm after, now where's that hacksaw.......
Thanks.
Banjobill
Thats just what I'm after, now where's that hacksaw.......
Thanks.
Banjobill
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Re: Valve adjusting tool
One other note, it needs to be hardened. ( 'file-hard' as it's called in industry.) Otherwise, the lifter buckets will just bite into it without letting it slide on them.
Larry Zimmer
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