From haynes manual Celica 1971 thru 1985
18rc valve clearance (engine hot),
Intake 0.008 inch
Exhaust 0.012 inch
There should be a sticker on the cam cover giving the clearances as well though.
As the title suggests, I'm after specs for tappet clearance on the 18RC engine (Which is, I imagine, the same as the specs for the 18R engine).
I know they're printed in a book somewhere around my house, but do you think I can find them?
Thanks in advance
From haynes manual Celica 1971 thru 1985
18rc valve clearance (engine hot),
Intake 0.008 inch
Exhaust 0.012 inch
There should be a sticker on the cam cover giving the clearances as well though.
Getting your missus to help bleed the brakes isn't everybody's idea of quality time.
No, it came off when we were polishing the cover. It's pretty, but a touch less practicle.
They sound about right from memory. And the hot part I know is correct.
Thanks for the help![]()
Hey dood,
These figures are from the Toyota Green Book.
Valve Clearance (Hot)
Intake 0.20mm (0.0079in)
Exhaust 0.36mm (0.0141in)
Seems to be a bit of difference with the Haynes manual for the exhaust clearance.
1977 RA35 Celica GT - I4 | 2007 GSV40R Aurion - V6
Don't live life being scared of death, live in the fear of not truly living. RP 2012
Is the green book giving them for the 18r or the rc, i think theres a difference. I know that the early and late model had different valves, I'll go and look at the rocker cover on my old 18rc in the back yard. watch this space.
Getting your missus to help bleed the brakes isn't everybody's idea of quality time.
OK i just checked my old 18rc's rocker cover, its as follows.
Intake hot .20, cold .18
Exhaust hot .36, cold .33
I know it would come in handy some day.
Getting your missus to help bleed the brakes isn't everybody's idea of quality time.
Hey dood,Originally Posted by maurice c
The green book I have covers the 18R, 18RC and 18RG (as on the front cover) the specifications page seems to only have a figure for the 18R and the 18RG though.
1977 RA35 Celica GT - I4 | 2007 GSV40R Aurion - V6
Don't live life being scared of death, live in the fear of not truly living. RP 2012
Awesome. Thanks guys.
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