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OK well I just replaced my cam rollers and i put every thing back on i adjusted the pushrods exept for the rear cylinder one that is close to the engine it is adjusted to as small as it will go and it is still tight. also i cracked the middle rocker cover. But my engine will not start it will start for maybe a half secound and just keep trying but will never turn over and its like you can year a loud metal noise like the piston traveling or something up and down a loud knocking sound. PLEASE I am desperate for any help.
OK well I just replaced my cam rollers and i put every thing back on i adjusted the pushrods exept for the rear cylinder one that is close to the engine it is adjusted to as small as it will go and it is still tight. also i cracked the middle rocker cover. But my engine will not start it will start for maybe a half secound and just keep trying but will never turn over and its like you can year a loud metal noise like the piston traveling or something up and down a loud knocking sound. PLEASE I am desperate for any help.
What is a cam roller? Did you change the rollers on the lifters? Cam bearings? All of the pushrods are "close to the engine!" If your pushrod is adjusted to as short as it will go that banging might be that looser than hell pushrod rattling around. The lifters need to be at the bottom of their travel and you need to wait 20 to 30 minutes after rotating the engine before you adjust the pushrod. That's so the lifter will bleed down. You do have adjustable pushrods? Follow the instructions for the brand of pushrods you have, some have a 3/8-24 thread which move a shorter distance per turn than other brands which have 3/8 -16 threads. And yes the pushrods are different lengths. If none of this makes sense to you haul it to a wrench who does understand.
Last edited by Northside; Sep 23, 2009 at 03:13 PM.
What is a cam roller? Did you change the rollers on the lifters? Cam bearings? All of the pushrods are "close to the engine!" If your pushrod is adjusted to as short as it will go that banging might be that looser than hell pushrod rattling around. The lifters need to be at the bottom of their travel and you need to wait 20 to 30 minutes after rotating the engine before you adjust the pushrod. That's so the lifter will bleed down. You do have adjustable pushrods? Follow the instructions for the brand of pushrods you have, some have a 3/8-24 thread which move a shorter distance per turn than other brands which have 3/8 -16 threads. And yes the pushrods are different lengths. If none of this makes sense to you haul it to a wrench who does understand.
I replaced the hole tappets and cam and cam bearing. and yes I was refering to the one that was closer to the engine I forgot which is which however i fixed the pushrod problem.. however when i go and try and start you hear a loud cla clunk pretty much stuck on haveing a clue what it is.