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Old 06-13-2004, 06:42 PM
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Hey guys, I was changing the oil in my Z today when i found this attached to my drain plug . It looks like a needle bearing , but my question to you is from where? possibly a rocker arm? , Keep in mind i work at a garage and it is possible that one of the funnels i was using had it stuck in there and it slipped in when i poured oil down the funnel. and also i do not hear any funny noises, or get any weird response when i do this , if any of you could help it would be appreciated. Thanks alot guys -- Mike




IF the image doesnt work could someone please let me know, it shows up on my screen But i dont know if it actually works for you guys.


uGH, if the link doesnt work just go here you can see all the pics, i took off the drivers side valve cover and snapped some pics of the rockers but i dont think i got the right side. http://community.webshots.com/album/152326386lUMPXq

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No pic doesn't work.................needle bearing ,like maybe from a rocker arm?

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Yes, it looks like a roller bearing and there is a GM TSB
out on this problem. Whether you can get warranty
satisfaction at this point, I don't know, but it is a
manufacturing defect based problem so I'd go for it.
That, and one of more of your rockers is probably
well and truly screwed.
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Originally Posted by jimmyblue
Yes, it looks like a roller bearing and there is a GM TSB
out on this problem. Whether you can get warranty
satisfaction at this point, I don't know, but it is a
manufacturing defect based problem so I'd go for it.
That, and one of more of your rockers is probably
well and truly screwed.
Hey, thanks Jimmy, Upon removing the valve covers, how might i be able to tell which one is screwed, will it be totally obvious? i have the drivers side off, as you can see , i tried to take closeups of the rockers but im not sure what im looking for as far as the rocker falling apart.




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