Engine Ticking
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Engine Ticking
So how many of you notice a "ticking" sound at idle while standing outside of the vehicle.
It sounds very much like lifter noise but I'm reading that this is the injectors firing. If it is, these are some loud injectors. It's going in the shop next week to get the tow hooks on and I'm going to bring this up then.
What is everyone's experience with this...if any?
It sounds very much like lifter noise but I'm reading that this is the injectors firing. If it is, these are some loud injectors. It's going in the shop next week to get the tow hooks on and I'm going to bring this up then.
What is everyone's experience with this...if any?
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JK Newbie
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i have the same problem but i think mine may be the cluch. when i touch the cluch it stops?? i took it in to see what the dealership thought and they said it was nothing but thats crazy its not supposed to tick. any ideas??
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Ticking noises in the engine compartment is commonly loose bolts/nuts on the exhaust headers where the header joins with the header exhaust pipe. If so when in is cold get underneath and see if you can wiggle it, or it there is a lot of gray discoloration by the gasket.
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Not exactly the Header to Exhaust bolts but the Header Flange to Head bolts..
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I noticed this as well when I first start it up in the morning on a cold day. I figured I needed to throw some Lucas oil stabilizer in there so the engine stays coated with oil.
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Go get your exhaust flange bolts replaced.. Thats how mine started then kept getting worse and worse..