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Tappet clearance

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swordfishdani1960
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Tappet clearance

Postby swordfishdani1960 » 24 Sep 2018 14:01

These are my tappet settings
No1 cylinder from front to rear
Ex 0,016 0.002 out
In 0,004 0.004 out
In 0.006 0.002 out
Ex, 0.018
Ex 0.018
In 0.006 0.002
In 0.008
Ex 0.018
As you can see only ,nu 4 cylinder is right
number 1 is out by 0.004 on the In let do you thing its worfh repairing these
these settings were checked on a hot engine

Beans
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Re: Tappet clearance

Postby Beans » 24 Sep 2018 20:24

The clearance should be checked on a cold engine
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Re: Tappet clearance

Postby johnnyj » 24 Sep 2018 20:39

Hi. I can't comment on the technicalities, but if you need to buy new shims they are cheaper at Lotus specialists and exactly the same. https://qedmotorsport.co.uk/qed-shop/lo ... ious-sizes

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