Valve chatter extremely bad when warm.
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Valve chatter extremely bad when warm.
My truck has normal 22re valve chatter but upon warm-up...meaning about 15-30mins+ of driving the chatter is like omg. It gets louder and sounds like theres pinging and tiny hammers and but only when i've been drving it a while. I'm going to make a youtube vid of it tomarrow.
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Heres a vid of my truck when i've been driving it about 20mins. the cam does not pickup all the noises but alot of em. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2Ogf...eature=channel
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Rocker arm shafts? Didn't know they could really get worn. that would make sense though cause the valves have been adjsd alot in this truck and the chatter bearly goes away if at all. The valves havent been adjsd in a long time prob 30-45k miles ago so i'm going to start with that i guess.
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yea pull the VC and take a gander at ur timing chain n guides while ur at it....pfft nvm just read ur last post, maybe you can slide the rocker to the side and see if theres any ware on the rocker shaft
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Rocker arm shafts? Didn't know they could really get worn. that would make sense though cause the valves have been adjsd alot in this truck and the chatter bearly goes away if at all. The valves havent been adjsd in a long time prob 30-45k miles ago so i'm going to start with that i guess.
That's why almost every camshaft supplier recommends replacing the rocker arms and shafts, else you can't get a 'true' clearance / valve adjustment.
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Think about it- every time the cam comes up to open a valve, the rocker arm has tension from the cam lobe and valve... and it moves back and forth... yeah, the shafts wear.
That's why almost every camshaft supplier recommends replacing the rocker arms and shafts, else you can't get a 'true' clearance / valve adjustment.
That's why almost every camshaft supplier recommends replacing the rocker arms and shafts, else you can't get a 'true' clearance / valve adjustment.
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I don't have the measurements handy... but you can measure the clearance between the cam lobe and the rocker, but you'd need to know the rocker arm ratio and calculate how the .008 or .012 at the valve would factor to the clearance between the rocker and the cam... just a thought.
The FSM has tolerances regarding the rockers and shafts. So maybe look it up?
The FSM has tolerances regarding the rockers and shafts. So maybe look it up?
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