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Clicking noise at idle when cold

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Old 03-03-2016, 01:07 PM
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Ouch. There's a lot of labor that goes into doing a timing set though.
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Still better than a rod knock
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Miles better than rod knock. Glad you got it sorted before you bent all the valves.
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Timing set takes 4-5 hours for a competent mechanic. Easy as pie. I do them on high mileage cars at work all the time.

If you know a decent mechanic that won't kill you on it, should cost no more than $5-600 as the parts are cheap and the work isn't that bad. Get a complete timing kit and cover gasket, new bolts for the crank and cam pullies, and it's not a big deal at all.
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