FRAME 4 - TM-9-2815-210-34-2-20721

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FRAME 4

NOTE

Cylinders are called number one through six, counting

f r o m front to rear of engine. Each cylinder has one

i n t a k e valve and one exhaust valve. I n t a k e valve for

e a c h cylinder is toward front of cylinder a n d exhaust

v a l v e is toward rear of cylinder.

Turn all 1 2 adjusting screws (1) in until they just t o u c h p u s h r o d s ( 2 ) .

NOTE

W h i l e turning in adjusting screws (1), you may have

t o unscrew locking nuts (3) before adjusting screw

can touch push rods (2).

W a t c h push rod (2) which works cylinder number one intake valve. Using

e n g i n e - b a r r i n g wrench, turn crankshaft damper and pulley (4) until push

rod moves up as high as it will go.

S l i d e 0.010-inch feeler gage between cylinder number two intake rocker

a r m pad (5) and cylinder number two intake valve stem (6).

T u r n adjusting screw (1) until feeler gage fits snugly between intake rocker

a r m pad (5) and intake valve stem (6).

Keep adjusting screw (1) from turning and tighten locknut (3).

C h e c k that 0.010-inch feeler gage blade still fits snugly between rocker arm

pad (5) and intake valve stem (6). If feeler gage does not fit snugly, loosen

l o c k n u t (3) and do steps 2 through 6 again.

D o steps 3 through 6 for cylinder number three and cylinder number six

intake valves.

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