Also a screw driver works, touch one end on the stud/nut, put your ear on
the other end... thats if ya dont have a stethascope...
Tim Berry
> oh, to find the rattling and clicking. get a stethoscope and listen to it
on
> the adjusting nut on top. it is mounted to the stud and won't move. that
> way, you'll know for sure which one is clicking when the hydraulic lifters
> get oil pumped into em.
> -Dester
>
> << I have tried adjusting valve lash with the engine running but have
> troubles figuring out which rocker is rattling and to adjust. Following
> the firing order and cranking the engine around with a socket on the
> crank has always been the best way for me.
>
> Thanks,
> Eugene
> >>
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