Lifters CA18
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Lifters CA18
Since i did the rebuild on my sx and changed to the 8 port head the lifters have always been noisy.
Now they are going worse quickly, can i do damage to the car by driving it?
What are my options ?
Now they are going worse quickly, can i do damage to the car by driving it?
What are my options ?
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I didnt build the head so dont know. been noisy since 2008 running the same oil, they get slighty better with thicker oil. just worrying me that they really noisy even from cold when the oil is thick they never just to be. Could there be an oil problem?aep886 wrote:did you bleed the lifter before insert them?
or try to use thicker engine oil
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Don't just put thicker oil in, it only works for a short time and it such a cowboy way of doing things....I don't mean to step on anyones toes but it's no good, especially on a turbo charged engine.
Pull them out and bleed them properly or replace them. The head dissambley is easy enough and just replace the hydraulic lifters with new ones that have been bled properly
Pull them out and bleed them properly or replace them. The head dissambley is easy enough and just replace the hydraulic lifters with new ones that have been bled properly
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I know thats why i still run a good oil (thin)djtreble wrote:Don't just put thicker oil in, it only works for a short time and it such a cowboy way of doing things....I don't mean to step on anyones toes but it's no good, especially on a turbo charged engine.
The problem is where to get them if mine are stuffed. Thinking about maybe buying another head and going back to 4 port.djtreble wrote:Pull them out and bleed them properly or replace them. The head dissambley is easy enough and just replace the hydraulic lifters with new ones that have been bled properly
Anyone got that link on bleeding lifters?
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Answered my own question
http://twinturbo.net/net/viewmsg.aspx?f ... dtSearch=0
http://twinturbo.net/net/viewmsg.aspx?f ... dtSearch=0
EishHey rat
when i bought my sx i went past nissan and big bos auto they said i must put a special lifter oil in. i did that went quiet for awhile then i pulled them out to find it was my cams that wer warn. not saying its ur cams just saying have a look befor sumthing bad happens
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Will probably be costly but get them from nissan, or here:
http://www.apexperformance.co.uk/catalo ... 27055301aa
http://www.apexperformance.co.uk/catalo ... 27055301aa