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4X4Tony
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7/24/2001
16:30:10

Subject: Tick. Tick. Tick.
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It's been about three weeks since I installed the MP Roller Rockers (and Push Rods) on my 318 - and I'm starting to hear ticking when I'm at idle. Sometimes it sounds like just one (cold), sometimes it sounds like a sewing machine (hot, after running at highway speeds for 20 - 30 min).
I don't have time to go through resetting them until the weekend after next. Am I damaging anything by waiting till then?



CDak
Dodge Dakota


7/27/2001
10:34:34

RE: Tick. Tick. Tick.
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IT could be the fuel vent valve kicking in Just in front of the fire wall in the engine compartment on drivers side. I have the same sound with my 98" Dakota 5.2 I took it to the dealer up here in Canada they said that was normal.



4X4Tony
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7/27/2001
12:50:26

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Actually, it was sounding so bad that I left work early and took it to the dealer. As the guy lifted off the driver's side valve cover something hit the ground - the #1 cylinder intake rocker. The stud snapped off. So now it's sitting there waiting for MP to find a stud and I'm tooling around in a Cavalier dealer's loaner.



cdak
Dodge Dakota


7/27/2001
12:58:21

RE: Tick. Tick. Tick.
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Well good luck and get yourself out of that cavalier quickly.






98 Dakota 5.2L



4X4Tony
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7/27/2001
15:10:41

RE: Tick. Tick. Tick.
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Amen to that - I'm not used to ridin' so low to the ground...



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