Are you sure it’s not a loose worn out timing chain that’s making the excessive noise your hearing ? Very common problem .
Hey guys (and gals, just in case). I checked valve clearance on my 85 250sx and found the clearance to be a bit tight, based on the instruction in the Oscar mayer manual. Set the timing mark to index mark as specified. Set both to .003 per manual, with a bit of wiggle room on the feeler. Video of the tapping sound i was rewarded with for not leaving well enough alone. I let it cool and the tightened up so more resistance was felt moving the feeler and it sounded a bit better, but not right still. Any advice? Please and thanks.http://cloud.tapatalk.com/s/606531b5...331_174911.mp4
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Are you sure it’s not a loose worn out timing chain that’s making the excessive noise your hearing ? Very common problem .
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are you certain it was a .003" and not a .030"? usually .003-.006 won't make any noise. Usually you want a steady drag on the feeler gage, but it's a feel thing. Double check after running it to make sure it didn't move.
I adjusted mine out a month ago and now I get the same tapping.
Did you all add clearance? .003 is about a sheet of paper thickness. My SX never made noise and though I checked valve clearance, I don't think I ever ended up adjusting it.