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Old 02-06-2008, 04:01 PM   #1 (permalink)
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i have a 1986 suzuki samurai that has a rattle in the top end and seems to be valves because of lack of power, i was wondering if any body knew how to adjust the valves before i pull the valve cover
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With a cold engine set the intake 0.13-0.17mm and set the exhaust 0.16-0.20mm Make sure each cylinder is on top dead center when adjustments are made, Check and then double check. If they are too tight you could burn the valves.

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If the rattle is that bad, check for a broken valve spring too. Valve adjustments are very easy on the Samis, takes no time, if the valve cover hasn't been off in a while, get a new gasket set.
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ok thanks i appreciate im gunna pull it tommorow
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thanks for the help guys i really appreciate it. i checked valve springs look good valves were way off by 5 or 6 mm. it runs 200 percent better but it still has the knock everything looks fine so i guess its in the bottom end.it only knocks when under load like acceleration or revving thanks again appreciate the help
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thanks for the help guys i really appreciate it. i checked valve springs look good valves were way off by 5 or 6 mm. it runs 200 percent better but it still has the knock everything looks fine so i guess its in the bottom end.it only knocks when under load like acceleration or revving thanks again appreciate the help
Kinda sounds like a rod bearing, could be a main though, either way, not a good thing.
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yea i think its a rod bearing so ill go to the old pull a part and pull a motor
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You can get the pan off without pulling the motor if you want to evaluate before yanking it out.
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