In this very detail 24-minute video, Kent will explain some of the challenges you might face adjusting the valves on your old six-cylinder. He will share with you some of the tricks and tips he has learned over the years, and demonstrate how to use his special tools to do the job properly. This is a procedure the factory recommends you should perform every 15,000 miles.
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1965 to 1972 M129 M130 6-Cylinder Valve Adjusting Wrench Set
All 6-cylinder gas engines during this period have adjustable valve clearances that should be checked every 15,000 miles. Only one wrench is needed to adjust these valves. There are no locking nuts like on the diesel engines.