IIRC, you didn't label the lifters when you removed them? You probably have some in the wrong bores, and that's probably why you have the ticking.firstvolvoS70 wrote:Today was the day. All assembled, new plugs, checked the oil, added a half quart or so, added coolant, checked the timing marks, checked the timing marks, and checked the timing marks again. Turned the engine several revolutions and checked the timing marks yet again. She fired up rather easily and briskly I might add. After some very brief white smoke, the fluids began to burn off the engine. So far so good... The only problem is a very noticeable ticking coming from the cams and lifter area. I took a peak through the oil filler cap and notice plenty of oil circulating. I hope that someone tells me this ticking is expected until the parts all get happy and accustomed to being together. After several stops and starts of the engine it never got better or worse. I probably haven't ran it more than 2 - 3 minutes total. Thoughts?
Timing Belt Issue... Any idea how much damage?
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Re: Timing Belt Issue... Any idea how much damage?
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But the new head came with lifters already installed. I just left them in on the install. They were greased with a pretty heavy grease and I added oil to each lifter before installing the top and added oil before the first run.
Tracey
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OK, well hopefully the noise will go away soon.firstvolvoS70 wrote:But the new head came with lifters already installed. I just left them in on the install. They were greased with a pretty heavy grease and I added oil to each lifter before installing the top and added oil before the first run.
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I always get extra crap with my PCV kits so that is not a worry. I smell an Italian tuneup in the future to eliminate the valve noise.
Many times the injectors (which are really noisy) can be confused for lifter noise.
The good news is that you seem to be up and running.
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Many times the injectors (which are really noisy) can be confused for lifter noise.
The good news is that you seem to be up and running.
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Just wanted to say thanks for the advice on the site. The S70 fired right up and has made a couple of road trips already. A small oil leak has materialized but to be honest I was expecting as much. Mechanically its purring just fine. The noise that was present after the initial start up has subsided and all appears well. Thanks for the tips, photos and all the information provided on this site.
Tracey
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