What is the valve adjustment for Mitsubishi Pajero?

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BentleyLynn
07/29/25 8:13pm
For the Mitsubishi Pajero, the intake valve clearance can be adjusted to around 25mm, and the exhaust valve clearance can be adjusted to around 30mm. The function of car valves is to specifically input air into the engine and expel the exhaust gases after combustion. Below is an introduction to the symptoms related to damaged car valves: 1. It will affect the engine's working efficiency, and the car's power will decrease. 2. It will produce abnormal noises; the engine may experience unstable idle speed or poor acceleration during operation, with reduced overtaking performance. In severe cases, it may also cause difficulty starting the engine, leading to failure to ignite, and the car may exhibit air leaks or increased carbon deposits. 3. Damaged valves can cause unstable cylinder operation, which leads to engine shaking and lack of power. It can also result in blockage of the exhaust pipe and, in severe cases, black smoke from the exhaust.
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