Posted by ramo77 on July 08, 2019 at 19:34:46 from (72.169.96.105):
This message is a reply to an archived post by Gunner 10 on August 03, 2014 at 13:37:18.<br>The original subject was "Re: Jubilee valve adjustment".<br><br>
I did exactly as suggested in an earlier (2014) post by Gunner. Set my Jubilee valves at .013 cold. Seems to run okay. Has anyone had an update on this? I'm assuming the valves open .002 when the engine heats up to normal operating temperature leaving me at .015 w/hot. If anyone has any advice or input, I'm open.
On a different note...I also have a weird thing going on with an intermittent valve tick. Ticks at low speed when warming up especially upon any deceleration of the throttle lever - about 900 - 500 rpm. When the engine is totally warm...no ticking. Any thoughts on either would be appreciated. I'm a new Jubilee owner.
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