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Not only was I convinced but 2 other mechanics told me that my lifters were bad. I bought a new set of lifters, soaked them over night (like they should be) and the problem went away. About 2-3 weeks later, I heard the same once again. But this time it was a more obvious lower end knock that turns out it was a rod bearing from the get-go. I ditched my 00 engine and sourced for an 04 (aware of the Windsor vs Romeo differences) and haven't had a problem ever since.
-Popeye54k
dss90061 5 months ago
Not only was I convinced but 2 other mechanics told me that my lifters were bad. I bought a new set of lifters, soaked them over night (like they should be) and the problem went away. About 2-3 weeks later, I heard the same once again. But this time it was a more obvious lower end knock that turns out it was a rod bearing the get-go. I ditched my 00 engine and sourced for an 04 (aware of the Windsor vs Romeo differences) and haven't had a problem ever since.
-Popeye54k
dss90061 5 months ago
i have the same problem
ants98gt 5 months ago
turns out that is the damn hydraulic lifters
popeye54k 3 years ago
@popeye54k i changed mine and it still mad that noise. did it fix yours?
ants98gt 5 months ago