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    Newbie question

    What kind of tools do I need for valve adjustment?
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    quick question

    how long have you been working on cars?

    i ask because a valve adjustment is a pretty precision job.

    tools needed would be a socket set and wrench set and a feeler guage.

    my last question is are you sure you need a valve adjustment or could it be something else
    http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/d...82408002-1.jpg

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      #3
      Originally posted by bobbycos View Post
      quick question

      how long have you been working on cars?

      i ask because a valve adjustment is a pretty precision job.

      tools needed would be a socket set and wrench set and a feeler guage.

      my last question is are you sure you need a valve adjustment or could it be something else
      Oh Im not doing the job, Im just buying the tools for a friend but I forgot what it was called. So I thought I should ask someone on here for info. So its call a Feeler gauge right?

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        #4
        yes, a feeler guage and a good shop manual would be highly recommended
        http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/d...82408002-1.jpg

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          #5
          BTW thats a nice clean accord there. (your Link).

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