how to set rocker arms on a 2.0 single cam ford focus

Asked by mleslie Jan 28, 2012 at 03:57 PM about the 2002 Ford Focus LX

Question type: General

replaced head an now to set rocker arms

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oh boy,to much to tell you how to do it,let your mechanic fix it,if not done right,it will send a rod out the side of block.

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Yes what he said way to hard to explain...

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I know this post is older than dirt, but I hate seeing this. Completely useless answers. First, he just REPLACED the head, so he some wrench skills. Give some credit there. Now to point out that you two were either too lazy to use any resources and look it up, or just not smart (No name calling). The answer is very simple. On the 2002 Focus, 2.0L SOHC, There is no adjustment. Tighten the rocker arm bolts to 18 ft. lbs. Geez guys, was it really that hard??

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hi Mr. Guru . I´m writing from Venezuela. My car it´s a Ford focus 2001, my probles it´s that the valve rocker arm voce YS4Z6584 BA Doesn´t fit well in the valve cover, this proble drive´s me crazy what can i do ? pleasde help

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