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2000 ford crown vic p. interceptor
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vicrider
• waxahachie, TX, USA
• Registered on 9/7/2011
• 5 posts
Posted:9/7/2011 09:21
I have a ticking noise n my motor wat is this and is it something I need fixed immediately?
wizzard1222
• Ballwin, MO, USA
• Registered on 1/27/2011
• 139 posts
Posted:9/7/2011 10:43
Be sure the oil level is upto proper level...
Put even an additive to quite the lifters...??? possibly worth the small investment...!

just a guess...a loose valve retainer holder....it might just need a slight adjustment (tighter)...

It could spread to several cylinders...sounding like a sewing machine if not attended to...

Time frame would depend upon the 'usage' of the engine...light for small trips to heavy for a daily drivers for many hours. The lighter the 'usage'....miles driven....the longer time period you would have to take a peek under the valve cover(s)...both side while your at it....
edited 9/7/2011 10:46
vicrider
• waxahachie, TX, USA
• Registered on 9/7/2011
• 5 posts
Posted:9/7/2011 11:22
Dats sounds about rite bc I have plenty oil but if I were to try n do it my self wat would b da next step as in figuring out da prob..
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2000 ford crown vic p. interceptor
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