Subject	Re: Re: Re: Did you bleed the lifters after you put them back together?
Posted by	jem_usmc on July 22, 2014 at 4:59 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Re: Did you bleed the lifters after you put them back together? posted by jem_usmc on July 22, 2014 at 04:46 PM
Message	Also. I think where I went wrong is I used a magnet to keep all the small parts of the lifter togather. This may have magnitized those parts. A lifter is basically a check valve. So if one of those balls were magnitized that would interfere with the function. I should have known that. I work a wheel bearing plant.
Follow Ups	Fires on 3 cyls. The maf determines what side - jem_usmc 17:33:39 07/21/14 How did you determine the maf was bad? - ttsmokin 22:27:05 07/21/14 Re: How did you determine the maf was bad? - jem_usmc 04:52:10 07/22/14 Did you bleed the lifters after you put them back together? - ttsmokin 14:23:30 07/22/14 Now this opens up another discussion... - -Grimm- 16:22:01 07/22/14 Re: Now this opens up another discussion... - jem_usmc 16:33:12 07/22/14 Ash's lifter rebuild guide: - ttsmokin 18:44:25 07/22/14 Re: Did you bleed the lifters after you put them back together? - jem_usmc 16:28:12 07/22/14 Re: Re: Did you bleed the lifters after you put them back together? - jem_usmc 16:46:22 07/22/14 Re: Re: Re: Did you bleed the lifters after you put them back together? - jem_usmc 16:59:46 07/22/14 When you installed the injectors... - ttsmokin 18:54:13 07/22/14 Re: When you installed the injectors... - jem_usmc 20:25:00 07/22/14 I would imagine WD-40 is not the best for that - ttsmokin 21:14:09 07/22/14 Re: I would imagine WD-40 is not the best for that - jem_usmc 20:38:11 07/23/14
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