Ttick, tick, tick from the engine
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Ttick, tick, tick from the engine
"Nathan Otis" <na@spam.smeat.net> wrote in message
news:Omrtb.155183$mZ5.1049753@attbi_s54...
>
> "Rob K." <doh@cfl.doh.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:S_ptb.179324$RP2.64434@twister.tampabay.rr.co m...
> > > Robert
> >
> > I don't mean to insult your intelligence, but, do you have air
> conditioning?
> >
> > =)
> >
> > Rob
>
> I don't mean to insult yours, but he did say:
>
> > For the last hour, I have spent listening to the engine at idle,
> > air-con and auxiliary fan off..
>
> :-)
> n.
oops =/
Rob
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Ttick, tick, tick from the engine
"Nathan Otis" <na@spam.smeat.net> wrote in message
news:Omrtb.155183$mZ5.1049753@attbi_s54...
>
> "Rob K." <doh@cfl.doh.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:S_ptb.179324$RP2.64434@twister.tampabay.rr.co m...
> > > Robert
> >
> > I don't mean to insult your intelligence, but, do you have air
> conditioning?
> >
> > =)
> >
> > Rob
>
> I don't mean to insult yours, but he did say:
>
> > For the last hour, I have spent listening to the engine at idle,
> > air-con and auxiliary fan off..
>
> :-)
> n.
oops =/
Rob
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Ttick, tick, tick from the engine
In article <68468edd.0311160447.cafd09@posting.google.com>,
Robert Goldpalm <goldpalm@loxinfo.co.th> wrote:
>Today, I had the car for a 400-Miles drive. The engine
>works well. Power, oil pressure, gas consumption
>are all fine.
So why worry?
>
>So far, the noise is only a cosmetic problem, but an
>annoying one. Checked on the distributor, but it
>seems ok.
You might also want to check overheating which also makes the
noise happen more. This happened to me especially if engine
coolant was low.
>Any way to fix a leaking lifter without replacing parts?
>Any snake oil or mystery additive out there, that kind of
>permanent cures this noise?
Nope. Changed the oil in my 4.0L I6 with 190000 miles with
Mobil1 Synthetic and it seems to have quieted down whatever
lifter was lazy.
>There are quit a few messages here saying, that all 4 L 6 make
>this noise, sooner or later, and that it is inherent to the design
>of this engine. Is that really so? Would it go away by itself?
Yes and yes it can go away by itself. I added coolant and changed
my oil to Mobil1 synth. 10W30. You can also try 15W50 synthetic.
That's what I use in my VW in the summer but I don't see the
need to use this for the Jeep since the oil pressure is good with
the 10W30.
--
<html><form><input type crash></form></html>
nospam@zero.com Replace nospam with jetta to reply via e-mail
Robert Goldpalm <goldpalm@loxinfo.co.th> wrote:
>Today, I had the car for a 400-Miles drive. The engine
>works well. Power, oil pressure, gas consumption
>are all fine.
So why worry?
>
>So far, the noise is only a cosmetic problem, but an
>annoying one. Checked on the distributor, but it
>seems ok.
You might also want to check overheating which also makes the
noise happen more. This happened to me especially if engine
coolant was low.
>Any way to fix a leaking lifter without replacing parts?
>Any snake oil or mystery additive out there, that kind of
>permanent cures this noise?
Nope. Changed the oil in my 4.0L I6 with 190000 miles with
Mobil1 Synthetic and it seems to have quieted down whatever
lifter was lazy.
>There are quit a few messages here saying, that all 4 L 6 make
>this noise, sooner or later, and that it is inherent to the design
>of this engine. Is that really so? Would it go away by itself?
Yes and yes it can go away by itself. I added coolant and changed
my oil to Mobil1 synth. 10W30. You can also try 15W50 synthetic.
That's what I use in my VW in the summer but I don't see the
need to use this for the Jeep since the oil pressure is good with
the 10W30.
--
<html><form><input type crash></form></html>
nospam@zero.com Replace nospam with jetta to reply via e-mail
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Ttick, tick, tick from the engine
In article <68468edd.0311160447.cafd09@posting.google.com>,
Robert Goldpalm <goldpalm@loxinfo.co.th> wrote:
>Today, I had the car for a 400-Miles drive. The engine
>works well. Power, oil pressure, gas consumption
>are all fine.
So why worry?
>
>So far, the noise is only a cosmetic problem, but an
>annoying one. Checked on the distributor, but it
>seems ok.
You might also want to check overheating which also makes the
noise happen more. This happened to me especially if engine
coolant was low.
>Any way to fix a leaking lifter without replacing parts?
>Any snake oil or mystery additive out there, that kind of
>permanent cures this noise?
Nope. Changed the oil in my 4.0L I6 with 190000 miles with
Mobil1 Synthetic and it seems to have quieted down whatever
lifter was lazy.
>There are quit a few messages here saying, that all 4 L 6 make
>this noise, sooner or later, and that it is inherent to the design
>of this engine. Is that really so? Would it go away by itself?
Yes and yes it can go away by itself. I added coolant and changed
my oil to Mobil1 synth. 10W30. You can also try 15W50 synthetic.
That's what I use in my VW in the summer but I don't see the
need to use this for the Jeep since the oil pressure is good with
the 10W30.
--
<html><form><input type crash></form></html>
nospam@zero.com Replace nospam with jetta to reply via e-mail
Robert Goldpalm <goldpalm@loxinfo.co.th> wrote:
>Today, I had the car for a 400-Miles drive. The engine
>works well. Power, oil pressure, gas consumption
>are all fine.
So why worry?
>
>So far, the noise is only a cosmetic problem, but an
>annoying one. Checked on the distributor, but it
>seems ok.
You might also want to check overheating which also makes the
noise happen more. This happened to me especially if engine
coolant was low.
>Any way to fix a leaking lifter without replacing parts?
>Any snake oil or mystery additive out there, that kind of
>permanent cures this noise?
Nope. Changed the oil in my 4.0L I6 with 190000 miles with
Mobil1 Synthetic and it seems to have quieted down whatever
lifter was lazy.
>There are quit a few messages here saying, that all 4 L 6 make
>this noise, sooner or later, and that it is inherent to the design
>of this engine. Is that really so? Would it go away by itself?
Yes and yes it can go away by itself. I added coolant and changed
my oil to Mobil1 synth. 10W30. You can also try 15W50 synthetic.
That's what I use in my VW in the summer but I don't see the
need to use this for the Jeep since the oil pressure is good with
the 10W30.
--
<html><form><input type crash></form></html>
nospam@zero.com Replace nospam with jetta to reply via e-mail
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Ttick, tick, tick from the engine
In article <68468edd.0311160447.cafd09@posting.google.com>,
Robert Goldpalm <goldpalm@loxinfo.co.th> wrote:
>Today, I had the car for a 400-Miles drive. The engine
>works well. Power, oil pressure, gas consumption
>are all fine.
So why worry?
>
>So far, the noise is only a cosmetic problem, but an
>annoying one. Checked on the distributor, but it
>seems ok.
You might also want to check overheating which also makes the
noise happen more. This happened to me especially if engine
coolant was low.
>Any way to fix a leaking lifter without replacing parts?
>Any snake oil or mystery additive out there, that kind of
>permanent cures this noise?
Nope. Changed the oil in my 4.0L I6 with 190000 miles with
Mobil1 Synthetic and it seems to have quieted down whatever
lifter was lazy.
>There are quit a few messages here saying, that all 4 L 6 make
>this noise, sooner or later, and that it is inherent to the design
>of this engine. Is that really so? Would it go away by itself?
Yes and yes it can go away by itself. I added coolant and changed
my oil to Mobil1 synth. 10W30. You can also try 15W50 synthetic.
That's what I use in my VW in the summer but I don't see the
need to use this for the Jeep since the oil pressure is good with
the 10W30.
--
<html><form><input type crash></form></html>
nospam@zero.com Replace nospam with jetta to reply via e-mail
Robert Goldpalm <goldpalm@loxinfo.co.th> wrote:
>Today, I had the car for a 400-Miles drive. The engine
>works well. Power, oil pressure, gas consumption
>are all fine.
So why worry?
>
>So far, the noise is only a cosmetic problem, but an
>annoying one. Checked on the distributor, but it
>seems ok.
You might also want to check overheating which also makes the
noise happen more. This happened to me especially if engine
coolant was low.
>Any way to fix a leaking lifter without replacing parts?
>Any snake oil or mystery additive out there, that kind of
>permanent cures this noise?
Nope. Changed the oil in my 4.0L I6 with 190000 miles with
Mobil1 Synthetic and it seems to have quieted down whatever
lifter was lazy.
>There are quit a few messages here saying, that all 4 L 6 make
>this noise, sooner or later, and that it is inherent to the design
>of this engine. Is that really so? Would it go away by itself?
Yes and yes it can go away by itself. I added coolant and changed
my oil to Mobil1 synth. 10W30. You can also try 15W50 synthetic.
That's what I use in my VW in the summer but I don't see the
need to use this for the Jeep since the oil pressure is good with
the 10W30.
--
<html><form><input type crash></form></html>
nospam@zero.com Replace nospam with jetta to reply via e-mail
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)
