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hi,

i need some help,i need to find out the valve clearances on my engine,s, and the method of checking them,and don,t really want to buy a manual,as these are also very difficult to get hold of,

the engine is a mercruiser d180ac turbo ,it,s a bit different as it has 5 cylinders,

i ve looked in most of the obvious places,

cheers trev

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Hi trev,

Doug ashley marine (other side of the bridge to us at st olaves) might be able to give some advice as I know he is a mercruiser specialist. He did our BSS on jupes and was very helpful with other technical stuff, though I am sure you will find someone on here with invaluable "free" advice :naughty::naughty::naughty:

adam... :pirate :pirate :pirate

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Isn't that the same lump fitted to Volvo cars like the old 760? perhaps there may be a resource on one of the car forums.

Probably not, as Mercruiser have been tied to General Motors for many years, more likely a Cummins engine and not a volvo! cheersbar

Derek, have a look at this site as if you scroll down there are many service manuals for the 3.7 lt Mercruiser engines in .pdf format and all free

http://pdfservicemanual.com/ebook/170-mercruiser

(170/180/190 engine blocks essentially the same but you may be able to find a more specific reference

Scroll to the bottom of the page and you will find many .pdf reference and service manuals.. Also have a search on the site and you may find exactly the original service manual for your engines

Gav

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