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Allis C valve setting??

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old

03-28-2006 18:09:11




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Can't seem to find the gap setting for a C in my book. I need to know what it should be when cold since I still haven't got it running and need to set them just to get it running. Thanks




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Keith-OR

03-28-2006 20:55:11




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 Re: Allis C valve setting?? in reply to old, 03-28-2006 18:09:11  
Hello Rich, Int 0.010H
Exh 0.012H

You get that sleeve installed today?
try the same thing that I cleaned all the weeds out of my fuel tank, to get those acorns out of the radiator.



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old

03-28-2006 21:00:55




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 Re: Allis C valve setting?? in reply to Keith-OR, 03-28-2006 20:55:11  
Yep got the sleeve in, the pan on, and the head on. Also the piston in the hole LOL. When you say 0.010H does the H stand for hot or WHAT. I was thinking about setting them at 0.011 for the intake and 0.012 for the exhause becasue I know things maight still stick a little and figured it I did it that way it would give it a little room to wear the rust away.

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Keith-OR

03-28-2006 23:09:03




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 Re: Allis C valve setting?? in reply to old, 03-28-2006 21:00:55  
Yeppers on H for hot. You can always re-adjust after you have it running a while. I always adjust valves again after engine runs awhile. Also recheck head bolt torque. I would rather be safe than sorry. Got all my underground service in, but broke stand pipe and the main line with backhoe. So I just quit untill tomorrow.

P.S. remember I used sulphiric acid to clean out the weeds in my fuel tank awhile back. when I flushed tank all that came out was black slush when I flushed with water.

Keith & Shawn

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steve(ill)

03-28-2006 19:26:10




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 Re: Allis C valve setting?? in reply to old, 03-28-2006 18:09:11  
i set the intakes and exhaust both at .010 cold.



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