bad lifter?
Originally Posted by slow98Z
any body?
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Originally Posted by slow98Z
what should i replace them with,and what is involved?
edit:: ps all that is involved is picking up the phone and orderign them, lol just kidding, they are direct replacements so just drop em in and torque them down to 22 ft, and of curse soak em in oil for like 20 30 mins, also i think there is something about the number one piston being at the uper most possition before you torque them down but iam not sure i'll check my manual when i get home tonight
Last edited by zamboxl; Dec 20, 2004 at 01:20 PM.
Originally Posted by sevanseriesta
I have a ticking soung coming from my engine after a misfortunate shift, it gets louder after the car has been running and it is hard to tell where it is coming from.
Originally Posted by zamboxl
well i guess you could go with the comp cam stock replacement lifters they do just fine i think the part number is 850-16 but don't quote me on that, do not confuse those with the r lifters casue those need adjustable rockers.
edit:: ps all that is involved is picking up the phone and orderign them, lol just kidding, they are direct replacements so just drop em in and torque them down to 22 ft, and of curse soak em in oil for like 20 30 mins, also i think there is something about the number one piston being at the uper most possition before you torque them down but iam not sure i'll check my manual when i get home tonight
edit:: ps all that is involved is picking up the phone and orderign them, lol just kidding, they are direct replacements so just drop em in and torque them down to 22 ft, and of curse soak em in oil for like 20 30 mins, also i think there is something about the number one piston being at the uper most possition before you torque them down but iam not sure i'll check my manual when i get home tonight
