hirev

there is a sticky or posted thing about valve adjustments,(SEARCH) a great how to....i used it . my experience took me about 4 hours of careful work...it will take less time next time...getting to the valves is one issue, allot of stuff to remove, include the airbox to access the front of the engine better. putting all that back means you need to remember where the hoses go....i would opt for a valve adjustment tool, they are referenced in the "how too", a normal set of sockets, wrenches, screw drivers, and plyers is all you need. you may want to get a valve adjustment gasket set, about $30.00 in case yours breaks or cannot be resued. I did a thread on my summary of the experience.

starchland

Clutch fluid gets real dirty, often over looked and degrades shift feel