Anyone adjust the valves yourself? Tips?
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Racer
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Anyone adjust the valves yourself? Tips?
Have printouts from Mitchell-on-Demand.
Think a newbie mechanic like me can go it alone? Actually I'm not a mechanic, just going to follow directions.
Tips? Surprises the book does not list? Found a service manual that is better then others?
Everything got to be taken off like they show in the photos in order to get to the valves? Reason i ask is they list it as a 4 hour job but some posters have said their non dealer mechanics have banged it out for $120. Figure either they are giving them a deal or getting it done in much less time, like say 2 - 2 1/2 hours, maybe less.
Think a newbie mechanic like me can go it alone? Actually I'm not a mechanic, just going to follow directions.
Tips? Surprises the book does not list? Found a service manual that is better then others?
Everything got to be taken off like they show in the photos in order to get to the valves? Reason i ask is they list it as a 4 hour job but some posters have said their non dealer mechanics have banged it out for $120. Figure either they are giving them a deal or getting it done in much less time, like say 2 - 2 1/2 hours, maybe less.
#3
Racer
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artbran, Thanks for that warning. For that reason, I'm soliciting having a vet mech, at least a vet valve adjustment mech on hand for that very purpose. Offering pizza, tequila and beer.
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Its really not that hard. Especially if you have the manual or instructions. All you really need is a set of feeler gages and some metric tools.
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