bent/burnt valve?
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bent/burnt valve?
today i heard a noticeable clicking noise from my motor, im wondering what everyone thinks... ive diagnosed it as a bent or burnt valve, but my dad thinks it prob just needs adjustment... any of have any input?
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Re: bent/burnt valve? (NoMorePain)
no its not a loud banging its a clicking noise, how do i adjust a valve? and how would i know which valve is effected?
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Re: bent/burnt valve? (d[sick]sTeena)
did a valve adjustment today, but not sure if i had the right gap. under my hood it says to use .020 for intake and .025 for my exhaust. but my haynes manual is telling me to use totally different gaps. does anyone know the right size feeler gauge to use for a d16a sohc vtec motor?
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Re: bent/burnt valve? (B16EJ1EG6)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B16EJ1EG6 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ZC JDM motor, same thing as a D16Z6 or close to, maybe a rocker arm sticking? You should seafoam. </TD></TR></TABLE>
never had that problem
its been years since i have seen a d16a but yeah its like the z6,
still ticking? sound like a hammer tapping on a nail?
never had that problem
its been years since i have seen a d16a but yeah its like the z6,
still ticking? sound like a hammer tapping on a nail?
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Re: bent/burnt valve? (highrev1987)
if its a slight ticking noise almost like that of a clocks then u need a valve adjustment especially if the motors beyond 100k mi. itll help, find out what motor specs are for it and go off of the oem specs, otherwise it could b a sticky lifter and in that case, use sea foam, i swear by that ****, itll clean up your injectors and if u put it in the oil itll consume a little oil and you might have to change some plugs (depending upon the engines condition) but itll clean up that oil system and get rid of the sludge that causes the sticky lifters, and if its anything louder than a slight clock tick then youve got bigger problems
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Re: bent/burnt valve? (DseriezDemon)
what exactly is seafoam? an oil additive? or a fuel additive? and where can it be purchased? az or pepboys have it?
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Re: bent/burnt valve? (d[sick]sTeena)
pretty much any auto parts store will have it, u can add it to anything and everything, add it to the oil and itll clean up your oiling system, add it to your gas and itll clean up your injectors, fuel pump, fuel lines everything. U can even add it to auto transmissions ive heard and itll clean up the valve bodys and ****, but dont keep it in there for too long in the oil cause it will cause you to burn up a little oil, i use the stuff usually b4 i do a tune up ill run atleast two tanks of premium with an entire bottle in each tank and then do a tune up, and ill run one bottle b4 the tune up in my oil to clean **** up.
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