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Soulcollector (Guest)

G�ran: The lash seems to stay the same even if i check it the next day. I thought that i could get that springloaded feeling in the lifter back and re-set the lifters but that does not seem to work.. my lifters feels solid now no matter how long i wait.

Ill tear the intake off and have a look at the lifters and an also check if the cam has been damaged by this...I guess that the easiest way of checking the camlobes is to place a dial indicator on the edge of the lifter and then make it "zero" when the lifter is on the heel.

To me this whole problem seems as if the plunger is stuck in the bottom of the lifter at all times until it randomly gets released by heat,vibration and or increased oil pressure.

[This message has been edited by Soulcollector (edited 07-16-2004).]

7/16/041:48 AM

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