lifter noise
3rd Gear
Joined: Feb 2006
Posts: 1,764
From: Ames, IA
RE: lifter noise
ORIGINAL: CluTcH/B5
but how do I repair the problem. I don't want to make it worse by just using a think a$$ oil. My question is can I adjust the lifters, would that be that best bet to fixing the problem.
but how do I repair the problem. I don't want to make it worse by just using a think a$$ oil. My question is can I adjust the lifters, would that be that best bet to fixing the problem.
Zombie Defense Force
Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 7,782
From: Dallas
RE: lifter noise
ORIGINAL: wood_e
If youy build engines you should know how to fix it... A lot of engines have lifter noise, and they run fine.
ORIGINAL: CluTcH/B5
but how do I repair the problem. I don't want to make it worse by just using a think a$$ oil. My question is can I adjust the lifters, would that be that best bet to fixing the problem.
but how do I repair the problem. I don't want to make it worse by just using a think a$$ oil. My question is can I adjust the lifters, would that be that best bet to fixing the problem.
1st Gear
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 138
RE: lifter noise
ur engine will run fine with your lifters making noise, ive had an old beater for a year and its been tickin ever since i got it and it still runs good but for the 1.8 engine its like 20-30 bucks a piece for lifters i donno what it is for a 2.8
1st Gear
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 59
From: NOR*CAL
RE: lifter noise
The FMIC does come before the TURBO though right? Just like the Egg before the Chicken?
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ORIGINAL: Jeff
hahahahahahaah reminds me of 8urv8. "the fmic comes before the turbo"...right
ORIGINAL: wood_e
If youy build engines you should know how to fix it... A lot of engines have lifter noise, and they run fine.
ORIGINAL: CluTcH/B5
but how do I repair the problem. I don't want to make it worse by just using a think a$$ oil. My question is can I adjust the lifters, would that be that best bet to fixing the problem.
but how do I repair the problem. I don't want to make it worse by just using a think a$$ oil. My question is can I adjust the lifters, would that be that best bet to fixing the problem.
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2nd Gear
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 526
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RE: lifter noise
I build Ford and Dodge motors for a living.. I also build Honda motors for fun.
I know how to adjust the lifters if you read my question its basically asking if an Audi has Hydralic lifters. Which I've already know they do since I posted this.. Which means no adjustment just replacment. which I will do myself. I been working on cars forever, just not anything German. I know nothing about anything EDM
I know how to adjust the lifters if you read my question its basically asking if an Audi has Hydralic lifters. Which I've already know they do since I posted this.. Which means no adjustment just replacment. which I will do myself. I been working on cars forever, just not anything German. I know nothing about anything EDM
