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    Rocker arm

    I need to change the spark plug o-rings under the rocker arm. This is the issue to my car smoking I believe. Lots of oil in spark plug wells. Question is once I remove the arm will I have to redo timing or can I be careful enough to not disturb the cam or timing?
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    You should not have to re-check the mechanical timing or ignition timing after you replace the rocker arm assembly. You should however do a valve adjustment.

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      #3
      i didnt mess up my timing weh i did mine. u should be fine


      Originally posted by scudweiser
      i farted while i was getting head once, i was drunk.

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        #4
        I was wanting to do the valve adjustment as well. i watched the DIY video but it only shows him do 1 is there a specific order to do them in or does it not matter as long as you do them all?

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          #5
          it doesnt mess with your timing

          take off your cam cover

          arrow@12pm-adjust valves on cyl #1
          arrow@9pm-adjust valves on cyl #3
          arrow@6pm-adjust valves on cyl#4
          arrow@3pm-adjust valves on cyl#2

          when doing this is better to do while the car has been sitting over night
          Originally posted by deevergote
          Just do what PR CB7 said.

          "I'm Going For Wood" (Clickey Clickey)

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            #6
            Thanks for the order. I will be doing this on my next day off then. Also the car has a rattle noise when I accelerate kind of heavy. Thats the only time it does it would that be from the valves? Hopefully once I open it up I dont find damage to anything.

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              #7
              I did mine valve cover gasket and didn't do this and when I started the car it was running rough and I stepped on the gas it gets a lound noise in the engine
              1992 lx sedan-christy-my black beast

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