Joined
·
82 Posts
Please someone tell me the correct valve specs on adjusting them.
Sounds about right.here is what my dealer put on the side of my valve cover and paper work
0.04 intake
0.007 exhaust
recheck cylinder head tq also
NOMy dealer told me to wait until I put 100 hrs on it.Before adjusting the valves.Has anyone else ,had their dealer tell them this?
If u listen to the opinions on here, 80% say dont worry about the valves at 10hrs. 20% say adjust them. I didnt adjust mine and at 20 hrs now I can feel my machine getting stronger . Well.... before I crashed it was anyways .... **** !!!NO
can am says to do them at 10 hours ( not a lot of makers do this) and at 100 hours again or was it 150 hours
in the back of the owners manual it says to do them ,If u listen to the opinions on here, 80% say dont worry about the valves at 10hrs. 20% say adjust them. I didnt adjust mine and at 20 hrs now I can feel my machine getting stronger . Well.... before I crashed it was anyways .... **** !!!
These numbers look wrong. Of course I don't have actual specs and I'm not sure anyone does but I've never seen numbers like that.Had 1 exhaust valve loose on the rear cylinder. have not done the front yet. I got something from the dealer and it was.
Intake .060 to .140
Exhaust .110 to .190. Metric
Intake .0024 to .0055
Exhaust .0045 to .0075 standard.
If I were doing it I'd also go .004 on intake and .006 on exhaust. I'm almost at 10 hours but after this thread I've decided to hold off on doing the valve adjustment until we can get some positive numbers. It's not going to hurt anything to wait until 20 or even 40 hours and hopefully by then there will be a definitive answer on exactly what they should be set at. This is not something you should have to guess at..0024 on intake seems really tight to me, I would shoot for the .004 mark