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kaffine
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Does anyone know where to get the valve adjusting tool? If not does anyone know the measurement to know if the adjustment screw is withing range or not? Thanks.
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gohim
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| Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2005 9:00 am Post subject: |
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| You can try Automotion. that's were I bought mine, way back when... |
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Neil924
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| gohim wrote: | | You can try Automotion. that's were I bought mine, way back when... |
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numbbers
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I too bought mine from Automotion, which is now part of Performance Products. But, I always end up using an allen wrench. The tool works, but it is a tight fit. And with the allen wrench, you can see how far you are adjusting.
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