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First time poster here. I have a 2014 cummins ISX 15 2350 and I'm wondering if the valve lash is the same for all ISX engines or is the lash different on this model? Have seen several youtube videos that differ in the clearance for this engine. Thanks in advance.
Blackfoot

Should be wrote on your valve cover.

Thank you! I'll check right now.

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Intake on the ISX CM870, CM871, CM2250, and CM2350-X101 is 0.014" (some guys will use 0.015", this is ok too), the exhaust valves are 0.027", and the engine brake is 0.276".

Go look it up for yourself on quickserv using your enigne ser# to be sure about it!.

https://quickserve.cummins.com/info/index.html

In case you didn't know where to look.

(04-02-2020 )Rawze Wrote: [ -> ]STOP WATCHING YOUTUBE GARBAGE!!!!! -- REGISTER YOUR ENGINE ON QUICKSERV.COM ... ALL THE PROCEDURES AND PROPER SETTINGS ARE THERE!

IT IS ABSOLUTELY FREE!

Intake on the ISX CM870, CM871, CM2250, and CM2350-X101 is 0.014" (some guys will use 0.015", this is ok too), the exhaust valves are 0.027", and the engine brake is 0.276".

Go look it up for yourself on quickserv using your enigne ser# to be sure about it!.

Thanks for the help Rawze, Just got registered with Quickserve. Took a short spin on their site and found all I need to know. Thanks again. OH! by the way, I would stop watching YouTube garbage, But most of what I watch are your videos lol.

(04-02-2020 )Chamberpains Wrote: [ -> ]https://quickserve.cummins.com/info/index.html

In case you didn't know where to look.

Thank you for replying. I did get registered with Quickserve. Thanks for the nudge in the right direction.

(04-02-2020 )Blackfoot Wrote: [ -> ]...
OH! by the way, I would stop watching YouTube garbage, But most of what I watch are your videos lol.

my claims of not trusting garbage YouTube videos includes mine as well, I go out of my way to post the best info I can at the time of making ... I try to be as informative as possible, but a person should always take them with a grain of salt. -- I am no professionally trained, nor certified mechanic, never claimed to be. LOL

(04-02-2020 )Rawze Wrote: [ -> ]I am no professionally trained, nor certified mechanic, never claimed to be. LOL

No your not, which is why you and your advice have been so valuable to so many people!