How to adjust the valves on a 1994 ct 600 honda shadow?
How do i adjust the valves on a 1994 ct 600 honda shadow?
Remove the tappet adjusting covers.
Rotate the crankshaft to TDC of the cylinder you are working on.
Loosen the tappet adjusting nut.
Insert a feeler gauge between the valve adjusting screw and valve stem.
Turn the screw to achieve the proper clearance.
Tight the lock nut.
Repeat on the remaining valves.
Install the tappet adjusting covers.
It's not that difficult, but there's a complex set of procedures and special tools are required.
Watch some YouTube videos to see if you want to get involved,
then get a service manual.
Get a Service Manual, bet you could even find a free online one.
Heat the motor up to operating temperature before adjusting the valves.
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