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#935695 04/14/2013 3:43 PM
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Just wondering if anyone would know the specs and procedure to adjust valve lash on a '62 235 with hydraulic lifters, this would have to be done cold as my carbs aren't finished yet, thanks in advance.

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I did min in firing order i took the slack out and give it 1full turn down, , now after you get it started do them again after its real hot after driving it or normal temp i lowered the idel as low as i could and backed each one off untill i heard tick and give it 1 full turn again mine right on even after setting for a day or so, ,, need any more help shoot me a pm or repost, , i have gotten qlot of help from here and glad to help someone else

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OK, I need to know how you can adjust a rocker that pivots when running and use a screwdriver to lash it down, this is not a small block chevy that rocker studs are fixed.


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It is a bit messy and you have to have the idle a way down low. The big problem is with the low idle, causing a miss while adjusting a valve can cause it to stall.


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There is a special tool for that I have for my 270... is allows one hand loosen the lock nut and adjust the screw while the other hand holds a feeler.

Its a marvelous contraption:

http://www.tm9-801.com/searchTM9/tm9_pages/230.pdf


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