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#951827 06/21/2013 11:48 PM
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I have always had a clicking in my 235. I decided to look into it. I've checked my valve lash and I'm sure it's not that, there is a very loud clacking noise when the rockers are too loose. Different than the noise I'm talking about.

With the valve cover off, I narrowed it down to a specific lifter and rocker. When I push down in the rocker, I can actually feel the difference compared to the other rockers. The movement does not feel smooth like the others

I'm thinking its a sticky lifter but I'm not sure. Any ideas, thoughts or concerns?

I have added a video to provide sound.


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you might want to check the length of the bolts holding the coil to the block. Mine were long enough to protrude into the pushrod cavity and scrape against the pushrods.

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Sounds like valvetrain noise, I take it your running solid lifters?



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What you are describing sounds like a bad or dirty hydraulic lifter, if you had them.

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FWIW: With a good video editing program that allows you to see the audio track you can zoom in (expand the time line) and isolate the 'tick' and see what position things are in. I've used the technique before when stumped as to the 'where and which one' question I wasn't able to isolate.


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Just trying to find out if its hydraulic or solid lifters.
The Block Number is 3769716 and the ID# F0419B.

According to http://www.inliners.org/becks/BCN2.html the block is out of 60 or 61 truck but the ID # does come up anywhere.




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