S Spetz Joined Jan 23, 2014 Messages 563 Location Australia Jun 10, 2014 #1 I am about to change the valve seals on my 6G74 Diamante. It does not have any lifter tick. Is it a good idea to flush out the lifters while they are out, or should I leave them as is?
I am about to change the valve seals on my 6G74 Diamante. It does not have any lifter tick. Is it a good idea to flush out the lifters while they are out, or should I leave them as is?
Trav Joined Nov 20, 2006 Messages 32,798 Location MA, Mittelfranken.de Jun 10, 2014 #2 If they are not sticking and noisy i would leave well enough alone. Just make sure you keep them in order and bleed before reinstalling them if recommended if you need remove them.
If they are not sticking and noisy i would leave well enough alone. Just make sure you keep them in order and bleed before reinstalling them if recommended if you need remove them.
Shannow Joined Dec 12, 2002 Messages 43,965 Location 'Stralia Jun 10, 2014 #3 For things like "flushing out" lifters, you are more likely to "flush in" miscellaneous junk. I'd leave them as is.
For things like "flushing out" lifters, you are more likely to "flush in" miscellaneous junk. I'd leave them as is.
demarpaint Joined Jul 3, 2005 Messages 42,349 Location NY Jun 10, 2014 #5 Originally Posted By: Spetz I am about to change the valve seals on my 6G74 Diamante. It does not have any lifter tick. Is it a good idea to flush out the lifters while they are out, or should I leave them as is? If it ain't broke don't fix it..............
Originally Posted By: Spetz I am about to change the valve seals on my 6G74 Diamante. It does not have any lifter tick. Is it a good idea to flush out the lifters while they are out, or should I leave them as is? If it ain't broke don't fix it..............
D Doog Joined Oct 24, 2011 Messages 6,170 Location North Coast Jun 10, 2014 #6 I would clean them with some Berrymans Chemtool. Rinse with 5w30 or MMO. Last edited: Jun 10, 2014