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#67269 10/17/2006 3:47 AM | Joined: Nov 2003 Posts: 8 Junior Member | | Junior Member Joined: Nov 2003 Posts: 8 | I have a 181 Mercruiser 4 cylinder (3.0 liters) in an old truck, a 1967 Landrover. It is a rebuilt engine with less than 25 miles on it. All of a sudden it has developed what I believe is a valve noise. Using an automotive stethascope (sp?) it seems that the noise is coming from the valve (3rd one back) or where the rocker arm contacts the valve stem. I pulled the side cover and the valve cover and there are no obviously bent pushrods or valves, everything looks ok. This engine is a variant of the GM 2.5, although I am confused about which engine it is exactly. I was told it is the same block as a late 70s 2.5 Chevy Monza. Is there a way to adjust the valve lash on these engines? I am not used to hydraulic lifters so it's all new to me. Anyone with any ideas on what might be causing the noise? Thanks in advance for any suggestions. | | |
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