The original VW manuals mention 0,10 valve clearance, but VW changed that setting to 0,15 mm later on because they ran into problems with 0,10 mm. 0,15 mm is more clearance, and so more save, with not too much lost of power. For VW at the time, reliability was more important than performance as they had to give warranty on their engines. If you look at late 60's and 70's manuals, they will all mention 0,15 mm clearance. Go for 0,15 mm for sure.
All our videos have captions available in all languages. So, when you enable the icon translation in RUclips, and then in settings you may choose the language to translate to, Spanish. Hope this helps. / Todos nuestros vídeos tienen subtítulos disponibles en todos los idiomas. Por lo tanto, cuando se activa la traducción icono en RUclips, y luego en la configuración se puede elegir el idioma para traducir a, Español. Espero que esto te ayude.
@@ismaelrodriguez687 I understand. There are many tools to turn subtitles into voice over. In the Google Play shop you'll find "Speak Subtitles for RUclips" App, as an example. Once installed, you can turn off the standard English voice, click on the loudspeaker icon and choose another language, from Microsoft or Google AI voices. Hopes this helps until we add native Spanish.
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Really nice! But VW manual recommends 0.10, not 0.15. Why do you adjust with this measure? Thanks!!!
The original VW manuals mention 0,10 valve clearance, but VW changed that setting to 0,15 mm later on because they ran into problems with 0,10 mm. 0,15 mm is more clearance, and so more save, with not too much lost of power. For VW at the time, reliability was more important than performance as they had to give warranty on their engines. If you look at late 60's and 70's manuals, they will all mention 0,15 mm clearance. Go for 0,15 mm for sure.
A ver si podéis hacer los vídeos en Español😅.
All our videos have captions available in all languages. So, when you enable the icon translation in RUclips, and then in settings you may choose the language to translate to, Spanish. Hope this helps. / Todos nuestros vídeos tienen subtítulos disponibles en todos los idiomas. Por lo tanto, cuando se activa la traducción icono en RUclips, y luego en la configuración se puede elegir el idioma para traducir a, Español. Espero que esto te ayude.
@@paruzzi-english Yes, but the problem with subtitles is that they don't let you see the video well.
@@ismaelrodriguez687 I understand. There are many tools to turn subtitles into voice over. In the Google Play shop you'll find "Speak Subtitles for RUclips" App, as an example. Once installed, you can turn off the standard English voice, click on the loudspeaker icon and choose another language, from Microsoft or Google AI voices. Hopes this helps until we add native Spanish.