These are hydraulic and require no adjustment., what is the problem you have?These are hydraulic and require no adjustment., what is the problem you have?
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Nov 14, 2019 - The tappet clearance for your Hyundai Atos 2007 would be: ... Valve clearance Warm: 0.2 mm intake, 0.25 mm exhaust. ... Valve clearance Cold: 0.1 mm intake, 0.17 mm ...
there is no specification for what you want
the valve clearance is between the end of the rocker arm and the end if the valve stem
the stem end is proud of the spring retainer so if your rocker arm is touching the spring retainer , you have a big problem as for the procedure it is set out in the workshop manual but if you don't have a manual it can be done like this
you will need the firing order of the engine first
now adjust no 1 piston valves when the next piston to fire has the valves in the rock position
that is the exhaust valve just closing as the inlet is just opening a bit of movement of the crank makes either valve move up or down
adjust no 1 piston valves
now move on to the next piston to fire and adjust the valves that were rocking
follow that procedure until all the valves are adjusted
for example
on a 4 cylinder engine with a firing order of 1--3--4--2
bring up no 1 piston and adjust the valves when the valves on no 3 piston are rocking
next piston to fire is no 4 so adjust no 2 piston valves
next piston to fire is no 2 so adjust the valves when no 1 valves are rocking
the procedure is the same for engines with any number of cylinders
The lifters are hydraulic, so adjusting them is not possible. The lifters can take up very little play, so valve ticking when cold is normal. I have had two of these engines. Be sure to have the heads torqued properly, to keep play at a minimum.
check fluid if burnt or brownish change filter if it hasnt been changed may be problem -- no external adjustments on tranny to replace a band-valve body- gear -clutches have to tear down trans
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
you can pull the valve covers and inspect the rocker arms, but you may have a bad main or rod bearing. im leaning toward the main bearing being spun, at least.
These are hydraulic and require no adjustment., what is the problem you have?
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