Protege L4-2.0L DOHC (2003)
a. Using a flat screwdriver, move the play of the shaft toward the lever.
b. Loosen the two screws until the valve is just free to move.
c. First, remove one screw, then move the valve toward the lever, install and tighten a new screw using the SST (torque screwdriver). Repeat the
same procedure for the other new screw.
CAUTION: Make sure the valve is in the correct position. Otherwise, the valve will come into contact with the port. This will cause the valve
to get damaged or stuck.
2. Remove the jig from the lever. Move the lever by hand to confirm it functions normally.
a. Make sure all the valves move smoothly.
b. Move the lever by hand to firmly close the valve. With the valve closed, move the lever toward the shaft back and forth and make sure the shaft
and valves move together.
CAUTION: If they do not move together, there is a possibility that valves are touching the port. Loosen the screws until the valves are just free to
move, and then re-adjust the location of each valve according to the VICS Screw Replacement Procedure "B"
VTCS SCREW REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE
