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Topic: WIsconsin VF4 valve adjust.
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| Duner Wi
12-10-2012 08:37:15
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Engine is assembled and running order. Can the valves be adjusted with out taking too much apart. Factory manual shows adjusting valves before manifolds go on. Looks like if I removed velocity governor along with carburetor I might be able to get at valve adjusters. Maybe some tin work has to go too. Anybody done this? Reason I ask is I have a big click, knock, noise in engine. Never heard it till I put a quite muffler on it. I have never used this engine but have had it running on bench. Installed engine in skid loader along with muffler and now the noise. |
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| greygoat
12-11-2012 08:52:48
184.158.33.226
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Re: WIsconsin VF4 valve adjust. in reply to Duner Wi, 12-10-2012 08:37:15
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| You can download parts, specifacation, and owners manuals free at: www.wisconsinmotors.com you"ll hafta scroll around in there to find what you need. Wisconsin V-4"s are just 2, two cylinder upper decks, on a different base. I"ve got VE4 and VF4 books here, and just looking at valve adjusting instructions, and 2 cylinder instructions, it doesn"t look easy with manifolds in place ! |
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| Duner Wi
12-11-2012 16:48:39
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Re: WIsconsin VF4 valve adjust. in reply to greygoat, 12-11-2012 08:52:48
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| Thanks for reply. I pulled the manifold, carb and velocity governor all as one. Also the tin work over the tappet cover. My manual says .008 and .016. I hope that is the latest thinking on clearances. |
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