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Sounds like you need to turn the idle up a little bit to compensate for the timing changes... ? How much of a difference did this timing adjustment make? That may be a way to get some of my torque back.
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I've retarded the valve timing a little bit to smooth out the idle, looks like it worked and the idle is very smooth. I advanced it a little more than factory spec and I still have the benefits as described before just not AS significant.
---> Oh, and the rattle I said earlier has been SIGNIFICANTLY reduced by this, i'm curious to whether it is the timing chain tensioner that is going out.
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Originally posted by robbieosterman---> Oh, and the rattle I said earlier has been SIGNIFICANTLY reduced by this, i'm curious to whether it is the timing chain tensioner that is going out.
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-Kenyon
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Re: Valve timing on the M42
Originally posted by robbieostermanI've noticed an extremely rough idle, and a strange knocking noise coming from the lower end of the engine. The knocking noise stops once the clutch pedal is pushed in.James Peacock
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Originally posted by robbieostermanOriginally posted by KenyonOriginally posted by robbieosterman---> Oh, and the rattle I said earlier has been SIGNIFICANTLY reduced by this, i'm curious to whether it is the timing chain tensioner that is going out.
$44.00 shipped from The Euro Depot.
-Kenyon
-Kenyon
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