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#188611 11/14/10 07:23 PM
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would like to know the valve clearances for 1926 chevy? Thanks

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carlmen #188613 11/14/10 08:59 PM
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I = .008
E = .010

I use those figures as the absolute minimum. Rather have some clicking than burned valves.

It is strongly suggested you purchase an Owners Manual, Repair Manual, and the 1926-27 Chevrolet Service Bulletins. All of these items are available in reprint at a reasonable price.

Agrin devil

Last edited by AntiqueMechanic; 11/14/10 09:02 PM. Reason: Add suggestion

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