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11-14-2006, 08:58 AM
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Pajero Engine Valve Clearance
I have a First generation Pajero 2500 model Super wagon which is equipped with a 4d56 engine. I would like to know/verify which really to follow when setting the valve clearance.
This is what is really written. On the engine sticker & User Manual: Valve clearance (WARM) in: 0.25mm ex: 0.25mm On the service manual: Standard Value: On A COLD Engine in: 0.15mm ex: 0.15mm so which would i follow?... please someone really explain it to me. What is the meaning bet. cold & warm. and which one i correct. Last edited by mperevilla; 11-14-2006 at 08:59 AM. Reason: Wrong Title 
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11-14-2006, 12:31 PM
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Re: Pajero Engine Valve Clearance
hmmm. the user manual did say that it was a warm value while the service manual said it was for cold.
basically cold = engine off, warm = engine used for a bit a few minutes ago (or something like that). expect the clearance for warm to be a bit more than the cold due to thermal expansion.
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