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AangAirbender 12-13-2020 03:25 PM

eu8 d16v1 valve clearance specs?
 
Can anyone tell me the exact specs I have to set the valve clearances to? I have found more than one number for it.

FRSam 12-13-2020 05:10 PM

Re: eu8 d16v1 valve clearance specs?
 
As per the Haynes Manual:

Intake = 0.18mm - 0.22mm (0.007in to 0.009in)

Exhaust = 0.23mm to 0.27mm (0.009 to 0.011in)

xRiCeBoYx 12-13-2020 06:37 PM

Re: eu8 d16v1 valve clearance specs?
 
Should be noted that you should adjust valve clearance when the engine is cold (<100F/37.78C if I recall correctly), and thus those specs.

AangAirbender 12-14-2020 02:51 AM

Re: eu8 d16v1 valve clearance specs?
 
So I guesa I should target the .2 mm for intake and the .25 for exhaust?
Thank you very much

FRSam 12-14-2020 10:16 AM

Re: eu8 d16v1 valve clearance specs?
 
I’d aim for the smaller number. If the smaller number fits snugly and the bigger number doesn’t go in at all, you’re in good shape.

So, 0.018 for intake and 0.023 for exhaust.

AangAirbender 12-20-2020 08:10 AM

Re: eu8 d16v1 valve clearance specs?
 

Originally Posted by Chezboat24 (Post 4782442)
I’d aim for the smaller number. If the smaller number fits snugly and the bigger number doesn’t go in at all, you’re in good shape.

So, 0.018 for intake and 0.023 for exhaust.

I have read somewhere that this in this kind of engine they get tighter over time. (I think you wrote an extra 0)

FRSam 12-20-2020 08:40 AM

Re: eu8 d16v1 valve clearance specs?
 

Originally Posted by AangAirbender (Post 4782610)
(I think you wrote an extra 0)

I did. The original numbers I posted apply.


Originally Posted by Chezboat24 (Post 4782428)
As per the Haynes Manual:

Intake = 0.18mm - 0.22mm (0.007in to 0.009in)

Exhaust = 0.23mm to 0.27mm (0.009 to 0.011in)

If I were to recommend something else, get yourself a set of go-no-go feeler gauges. They make it so much easier.


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