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Cylinder head help please
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bikesforme
PostPosted: Tue Apr 16, 2013 9:09 pm Up
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The noise seems to be coming from the back where the injectors are, I checked and adjusted the valves when I put head on and doubled checked 3 times. Brought 4 brand new injectors now, car done 135000 miles so new injectors might be good.
Will put them in see how it goes, if noisy still , then I will recheck valves.

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It takes ages for them to settle down and bed-in after major work or even slight adjustment.
It also takes skill and experience to do them properly, and 99/100 times they are adjusted with too big a gap causing 'raspy' engine once it warms-up, or even pinging of a valve or two depending on the condition of the setup.

I strongly recommend opening the lid only after 200 miles and every 300 miles thereafter until you are fully happy with the torque/noise ratio, and fuel economy will also improve.

The TU3 is a good engine but usually the valve tappets cause this characteristic noise which so many people think it's the injectors.

However, let us know please when you replace them. Smile

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Can I ask did you adjust the clearances in the correct order and when cold?
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New fuel injectors in and car runs really nice, feels little quicker. Tappet noise still there, i have checked them while cold has per haynes manual, and they are all spot on. I would not say they are really loud.
Happy with the car now, just going to improve the brakes then car all done.

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Did you put a bend on the end of each feeler gauge?
Did you leave it overnight when you say engine cold?

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V9977 wrote:
Did you put a bend on the end of each feeler gauge?
Did you leave it overnight when you say engine cold?
Car was left over-night, I did not put a bend in feeler gauge has my gauges are small so had plenty room.

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bikesforme wrote:
V9977 wrote:
Did you put a bend on the end of each feeler gauge?
Did you leave it overnight when you say engine cold?
Car was left over-night, I did not put a bend in feeler gauge has my gauges are small so had plenty room.

OK good to re-check them after a while.
Best of luck. Smile

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