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F22b dohc valve adjustment specs

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    F22b dohc valve adjustment specs

    Does anyone on here happen to know valve adjustment specs for the F22b dohc?
    I have already adjusted them to what the specs are for the H23, and the valves are now clicking louder, then they were to begin with. If it helps they originally were at 0.07mm. on the intake side and were at 0.10mm on the exhaust side. The intakes were just in spec and the exhausts were out.
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    HondaFan81 09-29-2004 01:37 PM
    I did this not long ago on my F22a4. Same specs.

    intake .010"

    exhaust .012"

    From here...

    http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/printthread.php?t=11548

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      Have intake valves adjusted to 0.09mm and exhaust valves back to 0.10mm. valves are still tapping loudly. Ideas?

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