Valve Adjustment
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Valve Adjustment
If this is something you have never done to your truck you need to take half a day and do it. Your truck will thank you with better milage, more power, and quicker responce.
ENJOY!!
B Series Valve Adjustment
ENJOY!!
B Series Valve Adjustment
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blkjack (01-28-2010)
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I have a 1989 1 ton 5.9 and am having trouble finding TDC for my valve adjustment. At what point is it at TDC without removing an injector, and where are or is the mark on the pump? Is it better just to wait until you see the Num 1 valve closed (push rod up, valve spring compressed)? Should I search for the mark some where on the pump?
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what whit said is technically correct; but it can make adjusting things abit dragged out. if you get #6 into valve over lap #1 will be TDC and no injector removal is necessary' then you can go down the line and adjust specific intake and exhaust valves; rotate the engine 360* and you should be set at TDC #6 and then you can adjust the valves you didnt adjust the first time around. to find valve over lap intake valve needs to go down and up; valve train will stay stationary for 180* then the exhaust valve will start to move... rotate the engine the last 90* slowly. the exhaust valve will begin to close once the intake JUST starts to open; your in "valve overlap" and that cylinders companion will be TDC compression stroke with lash in both valves. someone will prorbably pop in and tell ya which valves you can adjust at this point as i dont know them off the top of my head
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