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Just getting ready to check and set the tappets . I wanted to check on here because it’s not clear in the Bentley manual.
So from the cambelt end is the valve sequence as follows

inlet/exhaust/inlet/exhaust/inlet/exhuast/inlet /exhaust .

thanks 

I've got this to do on mine. It's says in the JX service manual. I'll have a look now.

Its symmetrical about the mid point, so doesn't matter which way your looking at it.

Exhaust
Inlet
.
Exhaust
Inlet
.
Inlet
Exhaust
.
Inlet
Exhaust

In the Bentley manual ?

dcworm57 wrote: ↑Yesterday, 14:17 In the Bentley manual ?

I’ve got the Bentley manual but couldn’t find it , what page number ?

The Bentley doesn't cover oil burners.

you wont be able to set them unless you have specialist gear and a stack of spare shims, you can check them easily enough

davidoft1 wrote: ↑Yesterday, 15:22 you wont be able to set them unless you have specialist gear and a stack of spare shims, you can check them easily enough

I’ve got the specialist gear , bought it a good while back ..

 

FarmerPhil wrote: ↑Yesterday, 12:15 Its symmetrical about the mid point, so doesn't matter which way your looking at it.

Exhaust
Inlet
.
Exhaust
Inlet
.
Inlet
Exhaust
.
Inlet
Exhaust

I’ve checked in the Bentley manual on a cylinder head diagram and this looks like it’s right .
can anyone confirm ?

Screenshot from the JX service manual.
I would have made more sense if the had used 'E' for exhaust!

FarmerPhil wrote: ↑Yesterday, 17:49 Screenshot from the JX service manual.
I would have made more sense if the had used 'E' for exhaust!

Thats great , thanks v much for taking the time …