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azzaxr6 wrote: lol well there is a little bit of oil pressure coz there is oil getting to it coz yer otherwise it would be dead by now theres just not as much as its spose to get to it so i went and talked to my mate today his got a workd nf he said put thinnner oil in it and it should be fine What oil do you have in it at the moment? No oil pressure could mean f**k oil pump or oil pick up filter thing. First, fix the shimming of the rockers. Then find out the cause of your oil pressure...I can see a dramatic fail of your car some time soon.
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i noticed most fords always make bottom end noise.. my EF isnt exactly the quietest in neutral but when put in drive it all stops really. usually mostly when the temp is running up on normal. it might not be normal either but who knows. i used thinner then thicker oil. still has'nt made a difference.
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azzaxr6 wrote: lol well there is a little bit of oil pressure coz there is oil getting to it coz yer otherwise it would be dead by now theres just not as much as its spose to get to it so i went and talked to my mate today his got a workd nf he said put thinnner oil in it and it should be fine put a mechanical master gauge on it... the factory dash ones are notorious for showing low pressure... In fact dad said once that people had the light coming on when at idle and with a master gauge still showing was 60LB?  of oil pressure... Ford's fix for this was to add a resistor to the circuit... So even Ford knew the issue...Cheers, Tim
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*waits to see a new thread saying "was driving my car, heard a horrible noise and then my engine stopped and won't start"*
seriously though. your mechanic sucks. and if your motor has no oil pressure stop driving it, get it checked out
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no seals in lifters they're mechanical... only thing that can go wrong with them is they flog out(too much clearance in bores), earlier models had the bakerlite retainer clips but as i've found later models have a steel snap ring.alot of variance through models but still same basic theory.
or the shims are incorrectly installed as mentioned.. when lifter assemblies are correctly installed a clicking/ticking is pretty much standard. it could even just be gum in the rack (obviously if your going to change all your top end gear you want to give that a good clean to) ticking doesn't mean lifters are failing. extra shims however will cause failure once those bad boys fully pump up and punch a valve into your piston at high revs  epic fail +1
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low_ryda wrote: no seals in lifters they're mechanical... only thing that can go wrong with them is they flog out(too much clearance in bores), earlier models had the bakerlite retainer clips but as i've found later models have a steel snap ring. That's the word I was searching for... I have bought a full set of retainers to service my set because we've had very bad experiences with after market ones being noisy straight out of the bag... So opted for the 30 dollar retainers and service the genuine Ford ones... Cheers, Tim
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another servicable part that ford would lead you to believe is indeed a throw away item.
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