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Old 10-03-2010, 10:28 PM
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Default Found my ticking issue

atleast its not a spun rod bearing



it was an messed up day.

chipped a thread in the crank, but that got fixed and then this

broke off a valve cover bolt in the head



and then this while trying to replace the gasket

Old 10-03-2010, 10:32 PM
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I don't think I'd worry about the valve cover bolt honestly. Two will hold it down enough I'd think.
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I don't think I'd worry about the valve cover bolt honestly. Two will hold it down enough I'd think.
And you hate that your **** is ghetto.
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And you hate that your **** is ghetto.
Mine isn't ghetto per se, but it is broken
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^ Lol!

Damn sorry to hear about all your problems. I'm sure you'll get it all worked out.

At least it doesn't seem to get you down.
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whats the cause of this... what makes it happen
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That sucks. Any videos of the tick?

Edit: found it
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Originally Posted by Silverado53
^ Lol!

Damn sorry to hear about all your problems. I'm sure you'll get it all worked out.

At least it doesn't seem to get you down.
yea, its one thing after another with this thing. It should be just about done. i'm trying to stay positive b/c I'm looking forward to seeing the results. It does hurt that its not done yet though.

Next time I do a build I will tear it down fully and check everything out

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whats the cause of this... what makes it happen
I wish I knew

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That sucks. Any videos of the tick?

Edit: found it
lol, yea not thebest vids but you can hear it though
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What brand of cam is that?

*EDIT* was that...
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I've seen alot of stock cams do that lately.


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