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#550214 06/27/2009 5:22 AM
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On a newly rebuilt 261 motor, what is the best or easiest way to readjust the valves?
Thanks. headscratch


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There are write-ups in the Tech Tips section of this web site.

Here is another description.

Presumably, you are referring to a USA truck 261 which had mechanical lifters. A Canadian Pontiac 261 would have hydraulic lifters and a different adjustment procedure.


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Thanks Tim, I found the Tech Tips section after I posted the question.
I also liked the other info as well. wave

Last edited by Ratdog; 06/27/2009 4:07 PM.

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