How to replace lifters
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If you are sure that the noise is coming from the cam chest I would take to someone competent to open the cam chest and check everything out starting with the crank shaft runout. If that is out there is a good chance that other things are making a racket as a result.
For the time being, After Trey looks at my bike and tells me what his opinions are I'll either have him do the work or if it's as easy as a lifter replacement I'll do the work myself and install those rockouts while I'm in there. They look easy to install. I watched a YouTube video on it and it was an easy in and out job in no time flat.
Thanks again.
-Igor
Last edited by sabunimwil@gmail.com; Apr 3, 2018 at 09:59 AM.
Thanks again.
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No, sir, not psychic! I have just paid attention to what others here have reported!
Plus I have personally taken care of two very noisy engines so far by installing Rockouts. I ike the product and I respect the vendor.
Plus I have personally taken care of two very noisy engines so far by installing Rockouts. I ike the product and I respect the vendor.
You know...I've had a set of rockouts on my shelf that I had forgotten about that I had bought for my old Dyna and I just started getting a noise in my SG around 2500 rpms...
I reckon I'm going to give these a shot.. looks like about a 4-5 beer job. Thank you OP for posting this.
I reckon I'm going to give these a shot.. looks like about a 4-5 beer job. Thank you OP for posting this.
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