could someone?

[dnguyen1963]

Nothing wrong with asking first, but the prefer method is to search for your answers either through reading the Bentley Manual or through the internet. If you cannot find the answers you seek or if you are not sure of the answers then by all means ask for help. The answers to many of the questions posted here can be found in the Bentley manual and that is why it is annoying for many users with knowledge (obtained by reading the Bentley in the first place) to respond. It is human nature...some are more forgiving than others.

[Earendil]

Ahh, but the new generation prefers asking over reading or searching. It is sad, but true.

I'm not sure why. It's only in that last couple generations that "reading" was a viable alternative to asking, and only in the current generation that "searching" was an option at all, viable or not.

Asking another human being to share their knowledge seems like the most basic, respectful, and accurate way of acquiring knowledge assuming the person being asked has the knowledge you seek. The only thing it costs is time on the part of the person answering, which we all value, but it is stupidly simple for those with the knowledge to move along. If you do not care to impart your knowledge, move along. If you do not have the knowledge, then kindly stfu :)

[dnguyen1963]

Ahh, but the new generation prefers asking over reading or searching. It is sad, but true.

[agent]

^ This. We all start from somewhere.

Yep, some of us started from buying a Bentley and/or searching and reading up first, THEN asking questions.

[dnguyen1963]

^ This. We all start from somewhere.

[Earendil]

lol no offense but i dont think you should be doing your valve adjustments if you're asking "which one is the crank the pulley?" just my

I came from a family that knew jack shit about cars. I had no friends that were into cars growing up. Everything I've learned about cars is because I've asked someone first. The result is that I have a very detailed knowledge in some areas, and complete voids in others. Cut the OP some slack. Just because he doesn't know which one the crank pulley is doesn't mean he isn't perfectly capable of doing something like this himself.

[efficient]

is the crank bolt the one that the fan is attached 2?

lol no offense but i dont think you should be doing your valve adjustments if you're asking "which one is the crank the pulley?" just my

[Earendil]

is the crank bolt the one that the fan is attached 2?

No. Look just below that, it's the one with the bottom most pulleys.

[e30construction]

is the crank bolt the one that the fan is attached 2?

[e30construction]

oh ok so the lobes are actually not facing the same way there a little off..well either way i get the idea that the lobe for w.e rocker im doing needs to be facing down..im actually about to walk out side and start this wish me luck

[Timmyboy]

you can work across but its easier to do it in firing order, just keep track of which ones your do, and if your gonna call, text instead, i got midterms tom.

[efficient]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zo_wwLNwPIQ

[e30construction]

yea it seems easy but tedious at the same time..im gonna attempt it tomorrow i may txt or call you if i run into something but i think ill be able to handle it..and does it matter in what order i do them in as long as the lobe is pointing down for that rocker?like can i start at 1 and work my way across?

[Timmyboy]

Take your time and dont rush, or youll have to do it again like me! dont psych yourself out, it really is super simple

[Timmyboy]

yes, if both lobes are pointed down. Two lobes per cylinder, one intake one exhaust. Firing order 153624