I need torque specs

2024/06/13 19:44:21

cac512

I tightened the head bolts

Exhaust rocker now has a gap of .25...............it got better, at torq spec

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2024/06/14 08:09:16

SRTsFZ6

The middle screw is the adjuster. The nut just LOCKS IT IN PLACE.

Intake should be closer to .006", exhaust about .008"

Crack the nut loose, adjust the center part to spec, lock down the nut (good and snug).

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2024/06/14 08:34:41

cac512

There is no middle screw. Just one nut, for each rocker

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2024/06/14 09:27:53

cac512

The bottom right set screw, I dont have. I'll order some

https://www.amazon.com/Br...2Caps%2C524&sr=8-3

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2024/06/14 16:49:52

SRTsFZ6

Ok, part #192 is the adjuster and locking screw.

https://jackssmallengines.com/jacks-parts-lookup/manufacturer/briggs-stratton/briggs-stratton-engine/200000-399999-series/33r800-to-33r899/33r877-0002-g1/cylinder-head-gasket-set-valve-intake-manifold-valves

As you stated, you have to have that set screw to lock down the adjuster (6 sided nut)...

That was missing?

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2024/06/14 16:51:33

SRTsFZ6

cac512
The bottom right set screw, I dont have. I'll order some

https://www.amazon.com/Br...2Caps%2C524&sr=8-3

That set screw was gone?

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2024/06/14 20:42:06

cac512

Yes, the set screws were gone

Tighten the big nuts first right?

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2024/06/15 07:43:35

SRTsFZ6

Yes, those are the actual adjusters.

The little, internal screws are the set screws that lock the unit from moving once adjusted.

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I need torque specs

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