FYI for those who think they might have lifter ticking noise
#1
Three Wheelin'
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FYI for those who think they might have lifter ticking noise
Hi everyone,
Just wanted to share my experience and hopefully it can help others. For about 1.5 now I thought for sure my lifters were started to make the infamous ticking noise due to lack of being driven (could have sworn that's where the noise sounded like it was coming from). So I went with thicker oil, and still the same ticking noise when first starting up while engine was cold (went away or less pronounced when warmed up). Anyways, fast forward to last week, I dropped off the car at local Porsche dealer to do rollers/water pump/tbelt/balance shaft belt/drive belt/t-stat. Sure enough no more ticking noise ever again! So must have been a roller or something causing the issue. BTW, my car was all original with 72k miles.
Hope this can help others also.
-Dino
Just wanted to share my experience and hopefully it can help others. For about 1.5 now I thought for sure my lifters were started to make the infamous ticking noise due to lack of being driven (could have sworn that's where the noise sounded like it was coming from). So I went with thicker oil, and still the same ticking noise when first starting up while engine was cold (went away or less pronounced when warmed up). Anyways, fast forward to last week, I dropped off the car at local Porsche dealer to do rollers/water pump/tbelt/balance shaft belt/drive belt/t-stat. Sure enough no more ticking noise ever again! So must have been a roller or something causing the issue. BTW, my car was all original with 72k miles.
Hope this can help others also.
-Dino
#2
Burning Brakes
Hi everyone,
Just wanted to share my experience and hopefully it can help others. For about 1.5 now I thought for sure my lifters were started to make the infamous ticking noise due to lack of being driven (could have sworn that's where the noise sounded like it was coming from). So I went with thicker oil, and still the same ticking noise when first starting up while engine was cold (went away or less pronounced when warmed up). Anyways, fast forward to last week, I dropped off the car at local Porsche dealer to do rollers/water pump/tbelt/balance shaft belt/drive belt/t-stat. Sure enough no more ticking noise ever again! So must have been a roller or something causing the issue. BTW, my car was all original with 72k miles.
Hope this can help others also.
-Dino
Just wanted to share my experience and hopefully it can help others. For about 1.5 now I thought for sure my lifters were started to make the infamous ticking noise due to lack of being driven (could have sworn that's where the noise sounded like it was coming from). So I went with thicker oil, and still the same ticking noise when first starting up while engine was cold (went away or less pronounced when warmed up). Anyways, fast forward to last week, I dropped off the car at local Porsche dealer to do rollers/water pump/tbelt/balance shaft belt/drive belt/t-stat. Sure enough no more ticking noise ever again! So must have been a roller or something causing the issue. BTW, my car was all original with 72k miles.
Hope this can help others also.
-Dino
#3
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter