pushrood tourqe
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pushrood tourqe
My car has a misfire and I have tried everything. Just thought I would try to tighten the pushrods. By the way I have a cam and it makes a lot of valve train noise. Does anyone know what the valve train torque would be?
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Pushrod's preload the lifters. If yours is making a "lot of noise", they don't sound like the correct length. Did you measure your pushrod length requirement with the new setup? Tightening the rocker will only result in broken rocker bolts or stripped threads if they are already tightened to specification.
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They were installed at MTI and their suppost to be currect size for the cam. 224/224-581/581-112 for a m6 speed car. I dont think that their tight, it sound like a lot of valve train nosie. I check the headers and its not them.
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They get torqued to 22 ft lbs. You can't go any tighter. If one or more came loose it could make alot of noise so it's not a bad idea to check them. But use a torque wrench. Aside from that it's usually either the wrong length pushrods (most likely cause) or a collapsed lifter, or bad/fluctuating oil pressure.
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thanks guy im going to pull the valve cover and check that first. then check the length on the pushrods. let you all know what I find. By the way what is the right size on the pushrods lenght for this cam.
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Originally Posted by Streetracer361
what is the right size on the pushrods lenght for this cam.
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Its a true missfire. I put it on a computer and it shows misfires on all, but it goes away at 1100 rpms (idail 900). It has a lot of valve train noise, almost like a header leak but its not.