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Which clearance do you need?
The valve-to-rocker arm clearance is:
COLD: 0.25 mm (13 thousands inch)
HOT: 0.35 mm (14 thousands inch)
The trick to make it easier is to do it cold.
Posted on: 2007/11/25 23:41
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thanks mate...
Posted on: 2007/11/25 13:43
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0.35mm at engine working temperature.
Posted on: 2007/11/25 13:36
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A12 Rocker Clearence? |
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Hi all,
I have replaced the head on my datto along with the entire rocker assembly and i need to know the clearances as i dont have a 1200 workshop manual... got the feeler guages ready just missing this bit of info...
Also i have never attemted to do this but i know the method, any tricks that will make it easyer?
Thanks, Dane..
Posted on: 2007/11/25 12:45
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Boost.. boost.. BOOST!!! Gotta love Lag...
* 76 coupe, twin 40mm a12, project...
* 79 ute ca18det, track/street...
* 84 FJ45 landcruiser project...
* 88 D21 navara 4x4, sr20de vvt daily...
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