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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- While engine was on idle, I noticed ticking sound close to 5th cylinder and thought it probably was a good time to do valve adjustment since my truck has 630K miles on her.
You can find your engine specification on top of valve cover on what's the required clearance for your engine.
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This is a cool video, love the high definition!
You need to do valve adjustments I would say every 120 or 140 thousand miles, if you wanna turn the crack over it n the d13 engine while you stand at the top, take a 15/16 socket and racket and put it on the altinator pully nut and pull up as if you were loosing and it will spin the cam where you can see it to for valve adjustments
And I would use dog bones for the torque wrench not sockets you wanna hold the adjustment screw still cause the jam nut will pull the screw up by 1000 of an inch and adjustment will be off buddy
Excellent video
Great video
Thank you
How often do we need to do the overhead adjustment
Just wondering if your valve adjustment fixed your issue.
Yes it did, there is no more knocking sound by 5th cylinder
2020 trailer chassis number, is the trailer damaged or burned, please?
Do you happen to have the part # on turning tool
Last please exhaust and engine brake
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Engine Barring tool