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My noisy lifters really have me concerned

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The solution that I have done on cars - do so at your own peril or benefit, is to put some atf in the oil as it is a detergent and will clean the passage.
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The solution that I have done on cars - do so at your own peril or benefit, is to put some atf in the oil as it is a detergent and will clean the passage.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Every morning upon starting up the lifter rap/knock for about 3 or so minutes. I have 3,000 miles on her, broken in by the book. Anything to worry about? Will it get worse? Any lost performance? Thanks all

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well if they are hydralic then that would point to a clogged tappet. The solution that I have done on cars - do so at your own peril or benefit, is to put some atf in the oil as it is a detergent and will clean the passage. I would take it to a dealer though as it IS undoubtably under warranty and have them do whatever needs to be done- the benefit of a new car with warranty-

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My 01 {20K Miles} and my 99 {70K} both do this ... but not for a full 3 minutes, just about a minute or 30 seconds. Wonder if I should worry about this too? Sort of thought it was just normal, what do you all think?

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