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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Mustang / May 200599 Taurus SHO
I have a 99 Taurus SHO with 58,000 miles and recently have noticed a ticking noise at idle. I know this is overhead cam but are they similar to other cars with hydraulic lifters? Could it be a bent pushrod or something? Hurc, any idea what this is? I'm stumped... Roger >I have a 99 Taurus SHO with 58,000 miles and recently have noticed a >ticking noise at idle. I know this is overhead cam but are they similar to >other cars with hydraulic lifters? Could it be a bent pushrod or >something? Hurc, any idea what this is? I'm stumped... > >Roger prolly normal injector noise go to lot and listen to another motor use a long screwdriver put handle to ear and tip on various areas of engine to try to isolate overhead cam rules out bent pushrods as well as u dident mention a miss hurc ast OHC has no pushrods or lifters. Is your oil full? When was it last changed? Carl > I have a 99 Taurus SHO with 58,000 miles and recently have noticed a > ticking noise at idle. I know this is overhead cam but are they similar to > other cars with hydraulic lifters? Could it be a bent pushrod or > something? Hurc, any idea what this is? I'm stumped... > > Roger >OHC has no pushrods or lifters. Is your oil full? When was it last changed? > >Carl a piston has colapsed lmfao i like gravey hurc ast > I have a 99 Taurus SHO with 58,000 miles and recently have noticed a > ticking noise at idle. I know this is overhead cam but are they similar to > other cars with hydraulic lifters? Could it be a bent pushrod or > something? Hurc, any idea what this is? I'm stumped... > > Roger Yea, it's a bent pushrod, fer sher. Common problem in Yamaha DOHC engines. Take it to your local Ford Service Department and have a Certified Master Technician replace it immediately. |
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