2nd time here we go again clanking ticking noise after engine shut down
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It sounds like my CMI headers after idle time ,water drains out tailpipe at idle doesn't have enough water volume to fill headers to top of the rise .bump up idle a touch to increase water volume mine goes away .on certain days depending on humidity I can see the condensation line on outside of header
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It sounds like my CMI headers after idle time ,water drains out tailpipe at idle doesn't have enough water volume to fill headers to top of the rise .bump up idle a touch to increase water volume mine goes away .on certain days depending on humidity I can see the condensation line on outside of header
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Sounds like dieseling. Self combustion of fuel after shutdown. Not good for the engine.
Idle set too high, carbon build up, are a couple of most common reasons. If engine is warmed up it could be do to overheating.
Idle set too high, carbon build up, are a couple of most common reasons. If engine is warmed up it could be do to overheating.
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So it's got to be related to hydraulic lifters or valvesprings - those are the only non-solid objects in the valvetrain that could potentially move after the crankshaft and camshaft have stopped rotating. My money is on the lifters somehow incrementally bleeding down. But that's just my uneducated guess.
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I ordered a set of compcam lifters and stock rockers






