Observed Valve Clearance

[PowerDubs_imp]

I bought a kit- but ended up needing to buy other sizes anyway- so would have been cheaper to just measure, buy what I needed.

[The Gecko_imp]

Max has kindly created a spreadsheet recording observed valve clearances to summarise data collected in this thread.

It can be found [url=https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1oqQaAxkDBnJMwaupL8ctle85ThCTLYdyiFWDyKVbJ3I]here.

Cormanus google now needs a "share link"for access, here it is, could you replace the old one with this one?
[url=https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1oqQaAxkDBnJMwaupL8ctle85ThCTLYdyiFWDyKVbJ3I/edit?usp=sharing]https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1oqQaAxkDBnJMwaupL8ctle85ThCTLYdyiFWDyKVbJ3I/edit?usp=sharing

God knows.......

could anybody be so kind and email this spreadsheet to me ? I can click on it and see it in the browser, but the export / download commands don't work (in my config). Thanks you so much !!

[max]

Hi Gecko, i clicked on; file, download, OpenDocument ( odf ) ( six varieties available ).
It downloaded ok for me, but since i'm the publisher it may not work for someone else, i have had this happen in the past,
have reverted back to "all users" but it may have reverted back again, could you confirm it still does not work for you?

Tried to email to you but the group's email has no option for an attachment and the odf has been rejected by the "reply" option, just checked the settings on the g spreadsheet and it shows still
open to all?



Failing that you could try screenshots and photoshop them in the size you like.

[Cormanus]

I could see those options, Max, and it downloaded fine for me.

[GoldOxide_imp]

Ditto - uneventful downloading the spreadsheet.

[max]

Thanks Gents!

[Tejas_imp]

I just got done checking my valves at 30,000 miles and I came up with .007"s on all the intakes and .013"s on all the exhausts. Plenty of room for normal wear and I don't have to mess with it for another 30,000 miles. Woot!
it was a heck of a lot harder getting everything out of the way than it was checking the valves themselves.