6.0 swap, getting a ticking noise. please step in
#1
6.0 swap, getting a ticking noise. please step in
Ok, I'm still getting a ticking noise even after i changed the lifters. It definitely sounds like valvetrain but I need some opinions. I hope the vid is clear enough for some.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGGgA9pheBk
to describe it, it has a faint ticking at idle and gets loud when gassed. Its really noticeable on decel. The first night my brother and i had it out for tuning we did a quick burst we floated the valves at not even probably 55-5600.
could it be flat lobes on the cam? The old lifters had some scorching marks on the roller but nothing drastic from what i seen. And cylinder 1 and 2, the rockers didn't seem to come up as high as the others when i rotated the block
Thanks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGGgA9pheBk
to describe it, it has a faint ticking at idle and gets loud when gassed. Its really noticeable on decel. The first night my brother and i had it out for tuning we did a quick burst we floated the valves at not even probably 55-5600.
could it be flat lobes on the cam? The old lifters had some scorching marks on the roller but nothing drastic from what i seen. And cylinder 1 and 2, the rockers didn't seem to come up as high as the others when i rotated the block
Thanks
#3
Its a LQ4 block, only things I did was swap on 799 (243 casting) heads. I just got done finishing up changing the lifters as I thought it was them. Am I doing something wrong on the tightening process? Rockers snugged to 22 ft-lbs?
Honestly, i don't know what you mean by the footprint and preload. Can you explain? sorry I don't have a preload tester though
Honestly, i don't know what you mean by the footprint and preload. Can you explain? sorry I don't have a preload tester though
#5
Did you inspect the cam through the lifter bores on the ones that looked worn? I don't see how the lifters could be worn, and not the cam itself. If that's the case, you probably already damaged the new lifters.
#7
well I swapped the pushrods and rockers off my 4.8 onto the 6.0 and still have noise. My brother (RED04REGENCYRST) thinks the noise is coming from either the cam or timing chain area. I know its not exhaust leaks b/c everything has been tight and its still been there. The Lifters are new, and the rockers and pushrods are good as well.
Would it be worth changing the cam, timing chain, and oil pump out? And is it difficult to put an oil pump in while in the truck still?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLkw8hCVHYg
Would it be worth changing the cam, timing chain, and oil pump out? And is it difficult to put an oil pump in while in the truck still?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLkw8hCVHYg
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#10
no I didn't rotate the engine, but even so before i swapped them out I rechecked the torque on the other rockers before I removed them and they were good. That was the setup in the first vid