Any way of testing these to check if they are in proper working order.
Michael
Any way of testing these to check if they are in proper working order.
Michael
don't think so mate..if rebuilding i always use new unless i know there history and that of the cam..
I see your point - I normally also only use lifters which i know work.
Problem is lifters are so bloody expensive
Anyone got a rule of thump regarding checking lifters for function?
Michael
yes, dont use noisey ones
check the centre section moves freely, but not loosely.
If they are jacked, tap them on a bench to pop the centre out. clean them, and pump the oil out.
Ok....
All of the center sections move freely inside of the lifter body.
But a few of the center sections are "springy" and the rest are rock hard.... Any reason for this difference?
Put them away for the weekend soaking them in oil.....
Michael
the ones which are solid are jacked i.e. full of oil. were they noisey before hand.
if in doubt, fit new ones...
Don't know - second hand engine....
Where the best place to get them - ebay?
Michael
Originally Posted by cliokongen
60pound on the e-bay
Got a link mate - thats a neat price.....
Michael