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Adjusting Valve Clearance After Head Gasket Replacement: Peugeot 206 1.4 75km Gasoline

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  • #1 17159019
    Pio5311
    Level 3  
    Hello ;) .
    I have a question, I will repair the Peugot 206 1.4 75km gasoline and exactly the replacement of the head gasket plus the head grind but it goes to the people to do what they do and I have a question so from what I know the valve adjustments there are mechanically regulated not hydraulically and I have a question if I will dismantle everything to replace this seal, will it be necessary after the reassembly to adjust the professional clearances as with the levers, nothing will be moved and the same with the head? Because only the head will be planned and that's all. So I look forward to answering my question thanks in advance to everyone and best regards ;)
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  • #2 17159033
    andrzej20001
    Level 43  
    The clearance after adjusting the system is always adjusted
  • #3 17159048
    Pio5311
    Level 3  
    Well, it will be waiting for me, so I understand that if the exhaust lever raises on the first cylinder and the suction wants to go down, then it undertakes to adjust the exhaust valve on the 4th cylinder, yes?
    And if the exhaust cam on the second second cylinder rises and the suction wants to go down, it regulates the exhaust lever on the third cylinder and later as on the third it will be the same as to pass it, it regulates the exhaust lever on the second and the exhaust adjusted and then I start to adjust the suction in the same way, is it a good mix?
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  • #4 17159063
    andrzej20001
    Level 43  
    If you didn't, don't bury. It's 30 min. for splitting. 1 on a swing you do 4 etc ...
  • #5 17159068
    E8600
    Level 41  
    You check / adjust the slack at the maximum lever height. I advise you to wash and blow the head well after planning, and choose a thicker head gasket (if thicker the head planner should inform you).
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  • #6 17159070
    Pio5311
    Level 3  
    Did I write it right or wrong?
    Because when I embrace normally I change the UPG change timing setting etc. because but with the mechanical setting of the professional slack to the end I do not know how it is done because I did not drive it and the first time it must be to learn is to ask if I wrote it correctly or mixed up something?

    Added after 4 [minutes]:

    To wash, blow it, I know more than once it was done the same, I know that immediately the thicker seal comes in.
    Well, for example, I will start with the exhaust ones that will have the largest lever lift and I will continue to rotate and catch which will again have the highest lift and so on and then the same, and then we suck like that?
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  • #8 17159088
    coperfild
    Level 35  
    Quote:
    choose a thicker head gasket (how much thicker should the head planning company inform you)

    And for what purpose, will it be tuning? :D

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the necessity of adjusting valve clearances after replacing the head gasket and performing a head grind on a Peugeot 206 1.4 75km gasoline engine. Participants confirm that valve adjustments are required post-reassembly, emphasizing the importance of checking slack at maximum lever height. The process involves adjusting the exhaust and intake valves sequentially based on the camshaft's lift. Recommendations include cleaning the head after planning and considering a thicker head gasket. A couple of users share video resources for guidance on the adjustment process.
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