What is the most likely cause?
The sound is quite light sounds somewhat like
a clock tick!
Pelle
1971 Chevelle...
From: Bob Cuzzort [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2006/07/30 Sun PM 08:56:41 EDT
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OK, all you guys with more technical knowledge that I have (and that should be
most of you)...I need some advice. I have been
If its
not an exhaust leak and you cant adjust the noise out of the rocker arm,
could be a flat lobe on the camshaft, had it happen to me. Lifter would never
adjust and turned out to be a flat lobe.
Dale McIntosh
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Hey guys, I am on my way out to pick up some Prepsol so I can clean up my
front end parts for painting. I've read there are similar products that are
a lot cheaper. Anyone have any experience with these??
Thought I'd check first.
Thanks
Jim S.
I sprayed mine down with Brake Cleaner..Let it evaporate off and then used
some Eastwoods chassis black on mine...worked beautiful...no fisheyeing or
anything...
John
try acryliclean
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Hey guys, I am on my way out to pick up some Prepsol so I can clean up my
Does anyone have a good guestimate of how much a 71 K5 Blazer would weigh?
Thanks.
Herb
Check this page:
http://www.coloradok5.com/specs.shtml#1971
Pat
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Does anyone have a good guestimate
always had good luck with lacquer thinner and its
really cheap!
Dan McIntosh90'd out 1983 Fleetwood Coupe
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Bill Bradley IV
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It follows the RPM.
If i remove the spark plug bootfrom that
cylinder the ticking disappears!
Would you give the same diagnose with the
additional info above?
How do I adjust ther rocker arm?
Pelle
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Dale
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To adjust
the valves you will either need a set of oil deflector clips or you can take an
old valve cover and cut open the top above the adjuster nuts. Otherwise oil
will fly all over the place and make a huge mess out of your engine
compartment.
IIRC you
tighten the nut over the
Ok! I think I get it?
A few additional Q's...
Is adjusting "valve lash" "adjusting rocker
arms"the same thing?
Is the push rod itself adjustable?
I guess that a "flat lobe" requires a change of
camshaft?
Pelle
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Depends on the rust factor.
Mike
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Does anyone have a good guestimate of how much a 71 K5 Blazer would weigh?
If removing the
boot (hence no spark) makes the ticking disappear, Id check the plug
boot for arcing. A lose rocker arm would make noise whether the cylinder is
firing or not its still going up and down. Try switching #2 and
#4 (or #4 and #6) wires at both the distributor and plug and see
That can
be a leak at the header. With no spark, there is no explosion, and no big
puff out the header. When the noise is happening, put a few foot long
piece of heater hose or similar tubing all around the header flange and follow
that pipe to the collector. If there is an exhaust leak,
Exactly, what I was thinking.
mike
--- Brad Waller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That can be a leak at the header. With no spark,
there is no explosion, and
no big puff out the header. When the noise is
happening, put a few foot
long piece of heater hose or similar tubing all
around the
hey Devin
You wouldnt happen to have any big block frame
mounts you would be willing to sell also would you? Let me
know
Ryan
Has anyone used a carbon fiber drive shaft? Who would you recommend?
I've blown up a couple of carbon-fiber halfshafts on my 90 ZR-1. They don't
like dragracing very much.
Clint Hooper
HH Custom,owner
1969 El Camino protourer
http://dalesplace.com/misc/friends/clint/clint_hooper.htm
You may find me dead one day in a ditch. But by God,you'll find me in a
pile of
Thanks. That's what I was looking for.
Herb
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Check this page:
Har, har. :)
Herb
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Depends on the rust factor.
Mike
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I guess I'm missing something. How does that find the leak?
Quoting Brad Waller [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
That can be a leak at the header. With no spark, there is no explosion, and
no big puff out the header. When the noise is happening, put a few foot
long piece of heater hose or similar tubing
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