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Fear is exciting for me
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mine are non stop tickety... will tickety lifters cause other problems
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Fear is exciting for me
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snapped bolts, losing metal clips, it makes me not want to clean my lifters lol
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When I remved the clips I got a small plastic bag like you put fruit and veg in and put the lifter inside while I removed the clip, it then just hits the plastic bag when you pop it out and you dont lose them
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Fear is exciting for me
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Fear is exciting for me
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i don't understnad what i said lol...
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to revive this old thread again. i had the noisy lifters constantly like other people said they had. i cbf changing them and got told it was too difficult to clean them before i knew much about them... i tried some lifter cleaner/quietening stuff from bersons... didnt do crap, so i got recommended this oil additive called pro-ma mbl8. i followed the instructions and have never heard my lifters again.. makes my injectors sound loud now by comparison. i seriously couldn't believe it.. has to be bought on the interwebs cost me $32 delivered and is enough for two oil changes. the best cheap thing i have bought for my car yet!
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Good article this one!
I just pulled apart one of my lifters off the spare head that i have that will be recoed and theyre not so dirty, but may aswell pull them all apart now dunno why so many people loose the clips, use a right angled pick next time with your thumb over the clip lol |
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Bit of a thread rivial:
How do I know if the lifter is bad and cannot be cleaned and returned to service? They are so simple I gather it comes down to clearances between the "piston" and the lifter body. Am I right assuming this. What should they be when measured with vernier calipers? I've got them all out and have cleaned them and trying to bleed them in a tub of oil but they are not getting harder to push down. |
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