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pcbung said:I think I'm worrying myself tbh, I've just got the car running 100% and my mind is looking for the next fault!
I think what's made the ticking sound more apparent is having the roof down! You sit at the lights in a built up area "tick tick tick tick tick"
Does the ticking come from the offside? (Drivers side UK)
Tobyone said:pcbung said:I think I'm worrying myself tbh, I've just got the car running 100% and my mind is looking for the next fault!
I think what's made the ticking sound more apparent is having the roof down! You sit at the lights in a built up area "tick tick tick tick tick"
Does the ticking come from the offside? (Drivers side UK)
Just turn the wireless up. all ticking stops then :floor:
deMort said:Sound clip sounds perfectly normal to me .
Your exhaust flange studs have been replaced .. looks like stainless bolts and i think you had your spark plugs replaced in the last 6 monthes .
Some sort of treatment , wax oil etc on the tandem pump cover would be a good idea though .
At 3k the high lift tappets kick in .. i use that baseline as a test for a few things when diagnoseing faults .. its also a little hard to rev the car when stationary and hold it at spot on 3k rpm .