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10-07-2001, 11:16 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, USA
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From my experience with noisy valvetrains, and correct me if I'm wrong guys, is that a sticky lifter would make noise at any given RPM. I have a tick (my engine does actually) that is present from startup on, sometimes quieting down and sometimes a bit louder. I took a screwdriver to the valve covers but still couldn't pinpoint where it was coming from. I'm still somewhat hoping exhaust. When I swap intakes, I may just have to check out the valvetrain as well. Good luck. Let us know how you remedy the noise.
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