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Old 04-20-2011, 08:10 PM
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Default B18b Lifter Nuts PLEASE HELP

I ripped out my brothers Ls.
Opened valve cover and saw that 2 nuts had fell off the lifters.
Im wondering how many pounds to tighten them to and do i need a valve adjustment?>
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Old 04-20-2011, 08:42 PM
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If the nuts were on the rocker arm, you will DEFINITELY need to adjust the lash.

I mean, how would you think you wouldn't have to re-set the valve lash?
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well they came off and were jumping around everywere

soo definate valve adjustment?
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Originally Posted by 10psiLsEf2
well they came off and were jumping around everywere

soo definate valve adjustment?
No offense, but if its not obvious to you that a valve adjustment will be necessary in your scenario, then you should have someone do it for you and show you along the way. It can be a bit tricky for the first timer who doesn't know what the right "feel" is on the feeler gauge. It can also be a headache trying to hold the screw in place while tightening the nut. I have a device I made for this. Its a 10mm deep socket welded to the open (circle) side of a combination wrench. The wrench is then bent up a bit to aid in clearing the protruding head components when tightening the nut.

Ill snap a pic for you later. Something like this will be necessary to properly set valve lash.
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Default Re: B18b Lifter Nuts PLEASE HELP

no effense taken boss.
i have never done a valve adjustment. and i want mine done right cause its my motor
so ill take to shop or ask one of my buddies.
thansk for the advise.
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Originally Posted by bambam
I have a device I made for this. Its a 10mm deep socket welded to the open (circle) side of a combination wrench. The wrench is then bent up a bit to aid in clearing the protruding head components when tightening the nut.

Ill snap a pic for you later. Something like this will be necessary to properly set valve lash.
HIS will need a 12mm
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Originally Posted by C_Rock77
HIS will need a 12mm
Oh yes...damn non-vtack heads. I was thinking it was 2mm off too, but I was leaning towards 8mm. Thank you for the clarification.
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