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> /6 valve adjustment, Advice Wanted...
Lawrence
post May 22 2003, 09:09 PM
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I've only done one valve adjustment on my /6, and that was under the watchful eye of Wes Hildreth.

The valves are a bit noisy when cold. I've checked the archives and have an old copy of the PP tech article for the 911.

Tricks or helpful tips, anyone?

-Rusty
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ArtechnikA
post Sep 2 2003, 10:08 AM
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there doesn't seem to be any magick, other than making sure you've drained the oil and got a new set of silicone-bead gaskets. i don't have a lot of stick time on this procedure myself, personally, as in hands-on. some people swear you -have- to pull the heat exchangers "to do the job properly" -- and some are just as adamant you don't. i guess it's a personal issue on 'properly' - i donno. put some penetrating oil on the studs & nuts ahead of time just in case, have some spare studs, and a new set of exhaust port gaskets standing by is what i'd do...

i -do- know that having the appropriate feeler gauge - the hook-shaped one that has a place for fingers to grab and a teeny blade where the dot would be on a question mark ( ? ) is the preferred tool for the job.
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