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       #Post#: 36979--------------------------------------------------
       200Tdi valve clearances
   DIR By: Dave
       Date: September 13, 2012, 2:49 am
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       I can't find my photocopied workshop manual so could someone
       please tell me the required clearance for both inlet and exhaust
       valves, please?
       Oh, and in metric and imperial cos it depends on which set I
       find first.
       Ta  :)
       #Post#: 36981--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 200Tdi valve clearances
   DIR By: bob86
       Date: September 13, 2012, 2:56 am
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       In the autodata book ive got here inlet and exhaust 0.20mm cold.
       It does'nt do English measurements.
       #Post#: 37058--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 200Tdi valve clearances
   DIR By: Dave
       Date: September 14, 2012, 2:26 am
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       Thanks.
       #Post#: 37218--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 200Tdi valve clearances
   DIR By: Dave
       Date: September 15, 2012, 5:24 pm
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       Big thanks to Gadget for helping me do the tappets today. It's
       much easier with two people. And Mrs. Gadget for brews n that,
       despite having a knackered back.
       The engine's a lot quieter now - well, quiet for a Tdi but at
       least the sounds coming from it are dieseley sounds and not bag
       of spanners sounds. Some of the clearances were so big I could
       put the two largest feeler gauges in at the same time with no
       resistance.  :eek:
       I guess you're meant to check and adjust the clearances at
       periods somewhat less than every 4 years...
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