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Where is this junkyard at?
Good job s00ls.
People give away top swaps. Not sure how much u paid for that shit at the yard but you could have been supercharged for small coin.
Why put in 100k lifters when you've had one fail? I understand being on a budget, but lifters are not that expensive. And are you sure it was a bad lifer? It would suck to go though all of this and still have the problem. Good luck.
make sure to look for any odd wear to the lifter rollers that might indicate the lobes are flaking.
make sure to use razorblades with the valley protected with towels, do not use any 3m roloc type discs
i do hope you canceled spark during your diagnostic routine and you didnt hear a difference in the noise which would indicate a rod bearing
soaking lifters doesnt do shit, you physically have to pull the whole plunger and disc assembly out and clean everything with kerosene/solvent and blowdry the parts as you asseble em to keep rag lint out of em
Good job s00ls.
People give away top swaps. Not sure how much u paid for that shit at the yard but you could have been supercharged for small coin.
At least he's working on his own car you gnome.
Why put in 100k lifters when you've had one fail? I understand being on a budget, but lifters are not that expensive. And are you sure it was a bad lifer? It would suck to go though all of this and still have the problem. Good luck.
3800 stuff is weird... an anomaly if you will... stock used stuff in these cars is what i would rather have than most aftermarket new stuff for sure.
yup the clip comes out and the pushrod cup and metering disc come out easiy, then you use some compressed air to remove the plunger then clean the bugger out, blow through the plunger checkball a few times, redunk in solvent and blow off putting everything onto a clean piece of paper to keep lint off it, reassemble compress cup with old pushrod and reinstall clip.Is it hard to do? I noticed the small retainer clip holding it all in, I can't imagine it'd be terribly hard to get out.
i've known people who have put the oil filler valvecover in the back. dumb idea? kinda wanna clean up the front of the engine bay but I'm not sure.
unsure really. never looked at anything but GM in there.Do they have many imports eric? Prices reasonable?