

| Subject: | re: Hydr. lifters |
| From: | Shawn Wright, SMUS Network Analyst |
| Date: | Fri, 22 Mar 1996 15:06:51 PDT |
When adjusting valves properly, they will lift off thier seat.
You must wait 1/2 hour or so before starting engine to let
lifters bleed down. It is normal for these lifters to
ocaisionally loose thier prime. The ticking noise will usually
go away after 20 minutes or so. I find that running engine for
short time without allowing full warm up will often cuase a
lifter to bleed down and click on fiture startup. I find this a
common problem as I often move Vanagons around the yard for
access into the garage.. Dennis.
I've discovered this, although by accident. After frequent
starts/stops over a few days, my new '88 was sounding horrible from
at least two lifters. One long drive & she runs like a champ again...
:)
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| Shawn Wright, Network Manager |
| St. Michaels University School |
| 3400 Richmond Rd, Victoria, BC |
| Canada V8P 4P5 |
| (604) 592-2411 Fax: 592-2812 |
| swright@smus.bc.ca |
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