2 questions
#1
2 questions
ok this is probably in one of the threads and i know i'll get flamed for this but here are my simple quick questions.
1. what size of wrench do i need to adjust my valves?? I have a whole bunch but just not the right size.
2. and what size socket do i need to turn the crank to put the valves pointing up?? I can turn it by using the key and doing short bursts, but i would rather use a wrench to do it.
Thnx Much Guys!!!
1. what size of wrench do i need to adjust my valves?? I have a whole bunch but just not the right size.
2. and what size socket do i need to turn the crank to put the valves pointing up?? I can turn it by using the key and doing short bursts, but i would rather use a wrench to do it.
Thnx Much Guys!!!
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Originally Posted by skittle
ok this is probably in one of the threads and i know i'll get flamed for this but here are my simple quick questions.
1. what size of wrench do i need to adjust my valves?? I have a whole bunch but just not the right size.
2. and what size socket do i need to turn the crank to put the valves pointing up?? I can turn it by using the key and doing short bursts, but i would rather use a wrench to do it.
Thnx Much Guys!!!
1. what size of wrench do i need to adjust my valves?? I have a whole bunch but just not the right size.
2. and what size socket do i need to turn the crank to put the valves pointing up?? I can turn it by using the key and doing short bursts, but i would rather use a wrench to do it.
Thnx Much Guys!!!
Well... I could say:
but I won't. The valve locknuts should be between 13 & 15mm. Hopefully you have 13, 14, & 15mm wrenches?!?! Take off the valve cover, and test which ones fit. If a 13 is too small, and a 15 too big... Wa-La! It would be a good investment to have a complete wrench set from 8mm - 17mm.
Originally Posted by thxone
I used 11/16 and 9/16....but I think they are metric as I had very little play on the 9/16th box wrench.
Using Standard wrenches on Metric bolts & nuts is a big NO NO... unless it is an emergency. That's how a lot of bolts & nuts get rounded off. Buy a complete Metric & Standard wrench set, so you don't have to fubar a bolt.
#6
Originally Posted by NismoPick
Using Standard wrenches on Metric bolts & nuts is a big NO NO... unless it is an emergency. That's how a lot of bolts & nuts get rounded off. Buy a complete Metric & Standard wrench set, so you don't have to fubar a bolt.
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