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Originally Posted by weeeee The new VQ37VHR heads are NON SERVICEABLE, meaning you cannot adjust the valves. Wrong. Go read the section EM of the service manual and look for
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- Intake side cannot be adjusted. If it is out of specification the cylinder head assembly needs to be replaced. - If the exhaust side is out of specification, FSM calls for the removal of the VVEL and cam and replacement of the affected valve lifter. So yes, you are partially correct, so I do stand corrected. |
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