so i'm going to grab some of my valve cover gaskets and what else do i need as far as materials go?

feeler guage, wrench, screwdriver, and do i need adjusting screws....with swivel feet?

If you feel the need, you have to remove the valve adjusters to check for pitting and overall condition of the tips where they wear against the valves themselves. They don't need to be replaced unless they *need* to be replaced.

Just adjust the valves and be done with it fer cryin out loud. Don't make this another 87 page thread. I just finished up a valve adjustment this evening. First one in, what, 3 years or so? Piece a cake.

QUOTE (bd1308 @ Sep 15 2005, 12:34 PM)

this was just brought up maybe two days ago, use the search function in the future.

QUOTE (gklinger @ Sep 19 2005, 08:24 PM)

QUOTE (bd1308 @ Sep 15 2005, 12:34 PM) this was just brought up maybe two days ago, use the search function in the future.

OUCH! Got zinged Britt!

I'd just leave the adjuster that are in there, in there (unless there's obvious damage). You might want to add lots of rags for clean up to the list, a copy of Ron's (SLITS) "valve adjustment....the easy way", and an extra joint between the wrist and elbow would be helpful too.

QUOTE (gklinger @ Sep 19 2005, 06:24 PM)

QUOTE (bd1308 @ Sep 15 2005, 12:34 PM) this was just brought up maybe two days ago, use the search function in the future.

Little grumpy?

just help them adjust their valves and

QUOTE (gklinger @ Sep 19 2005, 06:24 PM)

QUOTE (bd1308 @ Sep 15 2005, 12:34 PM) this was just brought up maybe two days ago, use the search function in the future.

Thanks,best laugh I had all day.

Britt, just go for it, it's no big deal. FOLLOW directions and you'll see, piece of cake.