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10-04-1999, 01:26 PM
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I need to adjust the valves on my 1983 300SD Trubo Diesel. My friend and I removed the valves cover and measured the current calibration. What we found was that all the valves were adjusted at approximately .010mm. I did not recalibrated the valves because we could not determine which valves were the intake and which were the exhaust. If I stand in front of the engine (from the timming chain) can someone tell me wich is the intake valve and wich is the exhaust. I appreciate any advise. Thanks
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10-04-1999, 06:28 PM
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If from the timing chain #1 exh #2 intake #3intake #4 exh #5 exh #6 intake #7 intake #8
exh #9 exh #10 intake. good luck. ------------------ MB STARS Master Guild Technician,12 years MB tech 5 years independent shop owner |
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