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    Quote Originally Posted by BadCo. View Post
    I have also noticed a tapping noise after valve clearances were checked. I guess I had better double check, thanks for the tip.

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    Doing an oil change today and decided to check endfloat on the rockers, turns out rocker 1 and 4 were very lose! I'll need a shim about 46 thou for the back and 30 thou for the front.

    Anyone know what the shaft diameter is? Or where I can get some shims from?

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    BTW- how do you guys turn the engine to check tappets- lot of compression on these engines and belt will just spin on pulley trying to turn by hand-i guess removing glow plugs might help?
    Quote Originally Posted by justinc View Post
    thats the funny bit, the isuzu clearances are big enough to drive a , well, isuzu truck through so there is a bit of a margin there to play with. my thoughts were that if you don't have huge valve clearances then the problem is usually something else....

    jc

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    Stick it in top gear and roll the vehicle in gear.

    Jc
    The Isuzu 110. Solid and as dependable as a rock, coming soon with auto box😊
    The Range Rover L322 4.4.TTDV8 ....probably won't bother with the remap..😈

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    Quote Originally Posted by mattmac View Post
    BTW- how do you guys turn the engine to check tappets- lot of compression on these engines and belt will just spin on pulley trying to turn by hand-i guess removing glow plugs might help?
    Put it in gear and take the hand brake of and push the truck, and yeah I think with the glow plugs out.

    EDIT: Damn JC, you win

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    I envisioned having to remove glow plugs, but found that it wasn't all that bad. 42mm socket on the pulley nut with a standard length rachet and it was fine if turned slowly.

    I did have the radiator out though which obvipusly makes that method easier

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    Quote Originally Posted by BadCo. View Post
    Doing an oil change today and decided to check endfloat on the rockers, turns out rocker 1 and 4 were very lose! I'll need a shim about 46 thou for the back and 30 thou for the front.

    Anyone know what the shaft diameter is? Or where I can get some shims from?
    I am still having no luck sourcing some shim washers. I have tried local engine rebuilders. Any other suggestions?

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    From what I can work out the 300tdi valve spring washers that JC used in the original post are partno. ETC8193.

    Steve
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    When I did mine I jacked up the front passenger side wheel and put it in top gear. You can turns the wheel over with your foot while you are looking at the tap pits.

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    Quote Originally Posted by steveG View Post
    From what I can work out the 300tdi valve spring washers that JC used in the original post are partno. ETC8193.

    Steve
    Cheers Steve, that is at least a start

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    If turning some shims on the lathe, would it be an idea to use bearing bronze instead of mild steel ?

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