dwnthehatch
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Does anyone have instructions?
DIY - Valve Adjustment Tool
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swanny
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look here https://hondaswap.com/articles/viewer.php?id=30 Try searching before you post. https://hondaswap.com/forums/index.php?...topic=25339
http://www.c-speedracing.com supposedly has instructions aswell.
http://www.c-speedracing.com supposedly has instructions aswell.
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Damn... I can't find one single picture online of what I use... not even on Craftsman's site.
I have one of those GearWrench open ended socket sets in metric- I just pop a screwdriver through one of those and I'm set. The sockets are driven on the outside and are designed to let extremely large rods through- so they're perfect for valve adjustments. If I don't have enough clearance, I just pop an extension on and try again. The whole set was $30- cheaper than Snap-On's tool, and I can do any size valve- not just 10mm.
I have one of those GearWrench open ended socket sets in metric- I just pop a screwdriver through one of those and I'm set. The sockets are driven on the outside and are designed to let extremely large rods through- so they're perfect for valve adjustments. If I don't have enough clearance, I just pop an extension on and try again. The whole set was $30- cheaper than Snap-On's tool, and I can do any size valve- not just 10mm.
sweet!!!
I haven't seen it there yet, but I don't doubt it...
Here's the exact set I bought at Sears:
The ends are all open, so there's not as much need for deep sockets anymore- plus you can conveniently adjust your valves and still see what you're doing.
Here's the exact set I bought at Sears:
The ends are all open, so there's not as much need for deep sockets anymore- plus you can conveniently adjust your valves and still see what you're doing.
