What you hear is lifter noise, its pretty normal. At start up there is no oil in the top end of the engine so the unlubricated valve system will make noise until the oil can reach it. The valves may or may not need adjusting, Hydraulic lifters require oil pressure to take up the slack and if the noise does not persist after oil pressure is obtained then most likely not. Some oil treatment and more frequent oil changes may make the tick stop completely.
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Hi, I had this problem once and I found that I had a cracked flywheel. ! Ron
Noise reduction.
yeah i have the same thing on the same vehicle but what ever i wouldn't worry about it
its possible its an exaust tic n the exaust is along the passanger side of the vehicle.
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If you are driving the vehicle while ticking it could be that the engine mount is in poor condition.
If the ticking noise goes away when the vehicle is warmed up then its going to be the gaskets for your exhaust manifolds...this is one of those general Chevy problems. Mine did it on my 1995 9c1 installed new gaskets now theres nothing
the ticking noise is a small exhaust leak close to the exhaust headers or exhaust pipe near the engine.
Take it to a mechanic
The ticking noise is the metal cooling.
The fuel injectors make the ticking noise you hear at startup, especially when the engine is cold (colder temperatures).
if ticking noise is in engine, u most likely have a worn hydraulic lifter. check oil for correct volume and viscocity
yes, my 2000 grand prix gtp is losing power and makes ticking noise.
My 2006 TT-R has a slight ticking noise. BTW the bike is almost brand new, almost 10 hours on it.
from which part of your engine is the ticking noise coming from. if is the TOP it would most likely be lifter noise.try using a thicker oil.
Is it a lifter ticking?