i think i see the light, shave the cap ENDS (where they meet with the head), not the actual bore it self?
got it now, that could have been very bad....
read it and plan on using it. However if removing material from the cam saddles, wouldnt that increase the clearances? im just not understanding how you can decrease clearances with removing material.:1zhelp:
is it how the cam cap wears? does it wear out of round and by lapping your shaving...
whoops, i measured with the big end of the cam lobe at an angle to the lifte/shim instead of directly across from it.... most of them are in the .018 inch range
im confused. do i need to shim between the cam and the head when i plasitgauge? or is removing the lifters and measuring after...
speculating what it COULD have been is pointless, your going to encounter many small issues like this once you put the motor back in and double check all your connections and hoses and stuff. not worth the effort at this point unless you want to double check all your sensors with a multimeter...
good point jdub, never considered that. The shims will be "dropped" so they are in the .011-.012 range. Ij informed they will burn the valve seats. lucky me compressions is still the same and i rarely beat on the car... ive been informed tight clearances burn valve seats, bit loose with more...
OUCH was the timing plate decked with the block? never heard of one going south this fast unless the machine work was bust or some failure in the tq sequence....
if its in the pcv lines, let the oil sit over night and drain it, the "snot" should be the first thing coming out or shortly after that. but there are other ways to verify bhg. IIRC supracentral said if you can see it in the oil, its way beyond what the bearings can handle as far as coolant...
My exhaust side camshaft is noisy, as in diesel sounding and loud. Just checked the clearances of the shims. A few were at .007 " and the greatest clearance was .009, would this cause the racket im hearing? This is border line per tsrm specs, is it worth it to get the shims closer to the...
IIRC, the knock lights can be quiet picky and difficult to setup. If you knew what frequency the ecu looks for to determine knock that would help although its going to be a lot of trial and error to get it to be accurate. IJ?
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