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REFACE VALVES AND SEATS

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Valves and valve seats may be lap­

ped or ground, using a fine lapping

compound. Clean away all lapping

compound after lapping. Exhaust

valve faces have an angle of 45°,

while Intake valves have an angle

of 30°. Valve seat WIDTH should

be between 3/64 to 1/16 inch - if

seat is wider, use a narrowing

stone or a cutter to decrease the

seat width. Replace valve if its

margin is 1/64 inch (or less) aft­

er refacing. Badly burned valves

or valve seats should be replaced,

CHECK/ADJUST TAPPET CLEARANCE

Install

valves

in

their

correct

po­

sition in cylinder, DO NOT INSTALL

INTAKE VALVE STEM SEAL. Turn crank­

shaft until exhaust valve is at its

highest

position.

Then

check

Intake

Valve stem to tappet clearance with

a feeler gauge. Grind off end of In­

take Valve stem to obtain proper

clearance as shown in CHART below.

Turn crankshaft to bring Intake Valve

to its highest position, then check

exhaust valve stem to tappet clear­

ance in the same manner. Grind end of

valve stem to obtain proper clearance.

VALVE TAPPET CLEARANCE

WITH SPRINGS

INSTALLED

INTAKE..

EXHAUST

.007”- .009”

.009”- .011”

SPRINGS NOT

INSTALLED

INTAKE

EXHAUST

.005”- .007”

.007”- .009”

INSTALL VALVES

Exhaust and Intake Valve compon­

ents are shown at right. A new

stem seal should be installed on

the Intake Valve, if required.

Heavier springs are used on the

Exhaust Valves. Apply a light

film of oil on valve stems before

installing valves in valve guides

Issued 3-78