If the lifter has failed, the engine will run poorly due to no valve action on that cyl. Confirmation would be to remove the valve cover to see which valve is not working. You will have to remove the intake to get at the lifter, and if you do that, the might be good to replace them all, hopefully the cam is still good. It is possible that the cam is worn also.That can be replace at the same time thru the front of the engine when you strip it.
You must first determine precisely what's wrong with it. Only then can you hope to choose your procedure accordingly.
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replace the callaper.......or could b a collapsed line most likely is the callaper.......hali most likely have a frozen callaper replace it could b a collapsed line but most likely is callaper.........helli
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A compression test would be the first test I would start with, If you have low psi readings in the suspect cylinder your valve could not be opening all the way. To replace them you first have to remove the valve cover then the rocker arm and the push rod, then you can take a telescoping magnet and pull out the lifter. Turn the engine to top dead center and mark the distributor where the rotor is pointing. Remove distributor, fuel lines, the intake manifold and related wiring. Now you can remove the retainer for the roller lifters and replace any bad lifters. Assembly is reversal of removal.
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The wipers motor has a tendency to become filled with water and short out the internal computer board causing it to malfunction.
When you determine that it is defective.
You can do that with Sql*Plus: SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE foo ... IS ... END foo; / SHOW ERRORS