jwm1986

I am adjusting the valves tonight. However I am not sure which are which.

Are all of them on the exhaust side exhaust valves and the other side all intake valves or... Thanks in advance

jwm1986

Think I figured it out. I was correct as far as I can tell. Thanks anyway.

unusual71

its important that you figured this out for yourself

jwm1986

How so? lol

jwm1986

ok so now I have another question. When I got to the last two (cyl 4 and 2 - closest to dizzy) the exhaust valves would not open enough enough to get the gauge in, so i just left it as loose as it would go and tightened down the lock nut. Well now when it runs it has a rattling noise, pretty loud to. So what do I do about those two valves?

mrharmonic

loosen them all the way then put the guage in then tighten it never let anything lose at all

ej1civiccoupe

agree^^^

abs0Lut

This is where a repair manual would come in real handy!

c1_sleeper

iTrader: (2)

make sure you are doing it in the engines firing order.. also you have to make sure each cylinder is a top dead center b4 you do them

jwm1986

I forgot to reply in here again. I spent some time on youtube trying to find someone doing a DOHC engine! I realized I did it in the wrong order! > I did it straight down the line from number 1 the first time. Gotta learn somehow i guess. Well anyway, after I did it the right way everything is good and quiet!