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well it makes noises all the time, tick tick tick tick etc

probably makes the noise a little louder when its starts up so im not thinking its the lifters

how do i stop the tappet noise, clean out the head all carbon off, renew valve tappets?

its getting turbo ed anyway so im sure theres time to take the head off even thought im not gonna put a decomp plate on it

it doesnt chew oil or leak oil at all so i assume it cant be that bad

whats the side affects of this and is it a serios problem

notice that heaps of cars do it

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