Cyl 1-2 head running hotter, why? SOLVED!, 1,7 D-jet with NOS heads |
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Cyl 1-2 head running hotter, why? SOLVED!, 1,7 D-jet with NOS heads |
larss |
Feb 28 2013, 03:59 AM
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The engine is a newely put together standard D-jet 1,7 with NOS heads, new piston rings, bearings, cam (std), adjusters and lifters. The rest are original components.
The engine runs really great, car pulls off like never before. Compression is about 155psi. Oil pressure good. Since I have higer valve noise from the cyl 1-2 head (most noticeable during warm up) I measured the valve cover surface temp just to see ift here was any difference. The 1-2 side was warmer all the time, at hot engine some 10-15C (~20F) hotter. Valve cover temp for cyl 1-2 side was about +100C (212F) when stopping. Checked for oil in both covers/rockers just after stopping, because oil should have great impact on the cooling, it looked the same, wet but not flooding. The flaps had just opened when I stopped so the termostate bellow works. Valve clearance set to 0.04/0.06 I/O as recommended by the cam manufacturer. What could make one side run hotter than the other in this case? /Lars S |
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