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Ticking sound.

Old 03-22-2015, 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Zebracakes

A very common problem with these engines is the manifold rusts, a stub breaks and then it shakes loose and makes a ticking noise. If it gets worse with time, it's probably the manifold getting farther from the engine.
Thats also true.
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I would check and make sure a plug is not backing out. A blown plug can ruin your day.
Old 03-22-2015, 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted by JCR 56
I would check and make sure a plug is not backing out. A blown plug can ruin your day.
Ok I will do that. What's the torque spec on the plug so I can do it right?
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28ft.lbs.
Old 03-22-2015, 03:00 PM
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On another note, Jacked, that's low mileage for a '98! Keep us posted on what ye find.
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Originally Posted by Jackedup98
I'm trying to find an answer bro. I'm not real familiar with this motor. So you need to back the **** up!
Easy there, just making a joke on the name you chose. If you knew jacked00, you'd laugh at it.
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Originally Posted by jferg92
easy there, just making a joke on the name you chose. If you knew jacked00, you'd laugh at it. [mention=146035]jackedup00[/mention]
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Originally Posted by jferg92
Easy there, just making a joke on the name you chose. If you knew jacked00, you'd laugh at it. [MENTION=146035]Jackedup00[/MENTION]
x2 dude needs to pull the tampon out before posting in the forum.
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I was thinking about this and if it was a plug backing out, would it not make that "ticking" sound all the time? Also I took my stethoscope and it seem to be coming from the injectior rail but I'm not 100% on that.
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Some of these have a fair amount of injector clatter that is common. I have a video of mine making that noise if you would like to compare

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