Yes and you need a special tool to press down the shim buckets to get the shims out.Niander wrote:.... so TD has shims to adjust?
Zero valve clearance - what do I do? (PICS)
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Re: Zero valve clearance - what do I do? (PICS)
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Re: Zero valve clearance - what do I do? (PICS)
Niander wrote:I should be ok then..... so TD has shims to adjust?
ALL the ORIGINAL diesel engines that were fitted to the T3 had tappet shims.....so if you have an untouched/un-modified 1.6 N/A, 1.7 N/A. or 1.6TD....they all need their tappets checking and shims replacing as necessary to achieve the correct clearance as I noted earlier in the thread.
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Re: Zero valve clearance - what do I do? (PICS)
If you don't have the tool you can change the shims by lifting the camshaft!
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Re: Zero valve clearance - what do I do? (PICS)
I've got the two push down tools (4/5cylinder) the pliers, a zero - 25mm micrometer and lots of shims, I shall have to start offering a £40 tappet service lol.
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Re: Zero valve clearance - what do I do? (PICS)
£40 would be a bargain!!
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Re: Zero valve clearance - what do I do? (PICS)
Offer a changing heater blower service
you'll get takers me first!
you'll get takers me first!
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Re: Zero valve clearance - what do I do? (PICS)
Heater blower is just a very time consuming job and given that time could be anything upto 10 nours, paying someone to do it for you would be very prohibitive. You need a very good 'car savy' mate to hold your hand and help.
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