Rocker "tap?"
Mine was reved high lately, my friend's car was broken into and I went after a van who came into the neighborhood with lights off and turned around when they saw us. so yea
If they're bent don't use them.
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I totally did not even think to do that, that is way easier then me running the car without the valve covers to see if its the rockers.. I'll try that and if there is still a noise..I try the harder method lolThanks!
Either way pull the motor rebuild it or get another and replace the pushrods..
Either way pull the motor rebuild it or get another and replace the pushrods..
It's good to finally have a definite answer.. Thanks everyone!
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Last edited by Anthony Williams; Oct 11, 2011 at 11:27 PM.
Pull the heads and lifters, then you can inspect the cam and lifters, if the lifter rollers and or cam are in anyway pitted or flat, replace all of the lifters and the cam (would do the pushrods too since it's already down) provided everything else was good before the noise (oil press, temps etc.). If the lifter and cam are good then your already about a 1/3 of the way through an engine pull anyway. But I'm 99% sure its a flat cam lobe/lifter roller BTW mine ran fine and the oil press was great but it sounded just like yours, the neghbors thougth I had bought a diesel.
Good Luck! 
