also i just checked... it appears that winke55 is correct .. i am definately not a man..... either that or its reeeeaaaallly cold dancing.gif

 

lmao

also i just checked... it appears that winke55 is correct .. i am definately not a man..... either that or its reeeeaaaallly cold :bash:

 

If you need a 2nd opinion i will come to you :(

If you need a 2nd opinion i will come to you :(

Very well said Trev.... :bash:

If you think it's definitely lifters, I'd try a product called "Wynn's engine tune up". I got put onto it by a mechanic and it shut up the noisy lifters in a mates falcon really well. It'll help clean off the gunk around the lifters and let them move freely again. :bash:

alternators just been fixed .... car still ticks....

 

 

 

cameron i fixed that entire list you gave me

oh and thanks for the offer trev

Timing chain usually makes noise on startup and then dies out.... Unless you have a really terminal one like Camerons.

no its definately when you warm her up

I'd say it is probably the timing chain.

 

To check if it is the timing chain, put a timing light on the motor while it is at idle. If the timing chain is good the timing marks will be steady. If the chain is badly stretched, the timing marks will be inconsistent, and wander back and forth.

Edited November 14, 200817 yr by Felix

^^ Felix method will also show up a rooted dizzy/ worn dizzy. The old style non Bosch dizzys flog out bad I have found and to time the KE15 I have I kinda take an average reading..LOL

 

Yet to install my electronic dizzy..LOL

 

Cameron