bcjjones
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- Nov 3, 2011
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Austin,
Texas
What would cause mulitple lifters to fail at the same time?
I removed the valve cover, a few rockers have a slight amount of play. I know that would first lead you to believe that the valves are bent but timing is spot on.
While looking at the valves that have play in the rockers, I can tell that the lifter on the valve right next to it (i.e the two intake or exhaust valves), on the same cylinder, isn't "up" as much as the one with no play.
Also it still runs like a champ, no loss in power or idle problems at all. Fires right up. I know the rings are half way fried so that coupled with bent valves would surely result in driveability issues. And its only on a few random rockers that have play.
So basically with the lifters not being "up" as much as the other one would that lead yal to believe the lifters aren't workong correctly?
I removed the valve cover, a few rockers have a slight amount of play. I know that would first lead you to believe that the valves are bent but timing is spot on.
While looking at the valves that have play in the rockers, I can tell that the lifter on the valve right next to it (i.e the two intake or exhaust valves), on the same cylinder, isn't "up" as much as the one with no play.
Also it still runs like a champ, no loss in power or idle problems at all. Fires right up. I know the rings are half way fried so that coupled with bent valves would surely result in driveability issues. And its only on a few random rockers that have play.
So basically with the lifters not being "up" as much as the other one would that lead yal to believe the lifters aren't workong correctly?