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At the upper right of the screen is a bell, an envelope, and a tiny picture of the current avatar.
Click on the tiny picture.
Thanks SuperV I'll tell him to try that.
At the upper right of the screen is a bell, an envelope, and a tiny picture of the current avatar.
Click on the tiny picture.
At the upper right of the screen is a bell, an envelope, and a tiny picture of the current avatar.
Click on the tiny picture.
It's not that hard.Yep, I had already done that, but it takes me to my library when trying to upload and I do not have that photo in my library. Pictures in my library are loaded from my phone or camera I've taken a picture of a picture with camera or phone does not look as good as a copied photo on laptop. I asked Angie if she can ; if not I will get it . "Thanks"
It's not that hard.
You can see my avatar is now Red Hot!!!
And the white-tiger is now parked here:View attachment 39996
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This might be a male huh? Looks like one to me. Don't know how to put him in a avatar though. What you think?
@Angie , Are you able to make this my avatar?
Looks great!@Supervisor42 I did it . Had to take picture with my camera, then load it in library , which allows me to put it up.
Looking Buff. huh?
Looks great!
I guess I can ditch my red-hots now.
Check that coolant consumption.Supervisor42 I did get down town today and bought oil and a new filter. So I am fixing to get back on the truck and finish it up.
Check that coolant consumption.
And even if it has a 'drinking problem', don't panic.
There's an app for thatView attachment 41070.
The first thing I'd do is to make sure you are getting spark. Next I'd make sure the plug wires are correct. Next the timing. I'm not much of a mechanic but that's a start. He probably has done all this. How long has the gas been sitting and was it stabilised?
The best way to adjust the valve lash is not the easy way.
When we rotated the engine to put #1 cylinder in overlap, it's twin #4 has just fired the sparkplug and the cylinder is at max pressure.
This is when valve clearance is most important.
Each cylinder has a twin that is doing the opposite thing that it is.
1 & 4 are twins and 2 & 3 are twins.
With #1 at overlap, adjust the valves on #4 with a .014" feeler gauge (cold) and lock the jamnuts.
Rotating the crank clockwise a half turn and you should see #3 exhaust valve closing.
When it gets closed, adjust the valves on it's twin #2.
Rotate the crank a half turn clockwise and you'll see the exhaust valve closing on #4.
When it gets closed, adjust the valves on it's twin #1.
Rotate the crank a half turn clockwise and you'll see the exhaust valve closing on #2.
When it gets closed, adjust the valves on it's twin #3.
After the engine has been run to operating temperature and the valves have had time to seat, you can check them at the "hot" setting which is the same procedure, but with a .012" feeler gauge.
The easy way is the one in the book. It is only one notch better than not adjusting them at all. They have you spot the engine firing the #1 cylinder and give you a list of which valves you can adjust.I can see you said use .012 like they did in the Haynes book. You said after operating temp. You also said this is not the easiest way too.But is this the easiest way you know?
The easy way is the one in the book. It is only one notch better than not adjusting them at all. They have you spot the engine firing the #1 cylinder and give you a list of which valves you can adjust.
Then you rotate the engine one full turn (firing #4) and you adjust the other ones. You only have to turn the engine twice instead of 4 times in my method.
The 'easy' way does not take into account minor variances in rocker arms or cam lobes and can result in one or more being set wrong.
And can you imagine setting it like that?True because, I did it the book way twice so far and one of them wouldn't let gauge in even when you loose it all the way it was still tight.
Just so you know SuperV , our Van, when we went to get oil for truck kept buzzing when I hit gas. Wasn't sure what it was but to come to find out, after sitting the last couple months some kind of bees took up residency.
So that has taken priority over my truck for now. Hope they don't get me once I find out there location in there.
You will still have to find a dead wasp nest to show her.. So I got a new $42 belt and will fix that pulley tomorrow. Buzz sound is that worn out belt.
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