Sticky Lifter Help
#1
my trucks got a sticky lifter i think because it ticks and when i rev it gets faster so im pretty sure it is but how do u fix that cause its loud and sounds like crap thanks for yalls help
#4
First step is to get a mechanic's stethoscope to make sure it's a top end noise. If it is coming from the top side, it could be a lifter, a rocker, a bent pushrod... Just have to narrow it down.
If it does end up being a lifter, it's really easy to swap them out on the gen III/IV engines. You just remove the coil connections, then valve cover, loosen the rockers, pull the pushrods, then pull out the lifters and replace. Shouldn't take a novice more than an afternoon to swap out.
If it does end up being a lifter, it's really easy to swap them out on the gen III/IV engines. You just remove the coil connections, then valve cover, loosen the rockers, pull the pushrods, then pull out the lifters and replace. Shouldn't take a novice more than an afternoon to swap out.
#5
If it does end up being a lifter, it's really easy to swap them out on the gen III/IV engines. You just remove the coil connections, then valve cover, loosen the rockers, pull the pushrods, then pull out the lifters and replace. Shouldn't take a novice more than an afternoon to swap out.
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Sep 20, 2015 06:48 PM



OK, minor details, DOH!!!

