ronburgundy
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JChalfan
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get new lifters
Yeah, it's almost surely the lifters. You can replace them without pulling the heads. Just valve covers, rocker arms, upper and lower intake.
what kind do i need that will work okay for a stock h/c/i? hydrolic roller lifeters are stock right? or are the stock ones solid lifters? can i just get some nice fordracing ones?
yes the stocks are roller, ford rollers will be fine very dependable just hit your local dealer ship or if you want to save a couple of bucks order from summit, crane, comp,lunati,and several others sell them many to choose from.you dont list any mods so I will assume thats your problem, high lift cams tend to make a little noise and to get rid of that I suggest a pushrod lenght checker and shims
redneck15431
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You can just pull the lifters out of their bores by hand once you remove the lifter guide retainer and the guides themselves. Very easy to do. The hardest part of the whole job is cleaning off gasket mating surfaces and putting everything back together really. Just make sure you label EVERYTHING as far as electrical connections, vaccum lines etc. It will save you some time and headache in the long run.
A manual will help out too when it comes to torque specs and stuff if you don't already have one.
Good Luck!
A manual will help out too when it comes to torque specs and stuff if you don't already have one.
Good Luck!
Roland69
Sergeant Tangnet
are you sure it's not a small exhaust leak....some small leaks will sometimes happen with temp changes.....if it's real cold here my truck manifold leaks worse than when it is warmer....but when it real warm out it leaks worse than when is a little warm....if that makes any sense lol
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