Ever heard this from a 6.4l hemi motor? Only has 60,000 and is offered for sale dirt cheap, but for reason. Do these have the same issues like 5.7l does as far as lifters?
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Sunday, May 21st, 2023 AT 5:09 PM
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BORIS K
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Hello,
Being automatic the 6.4 engine is equipped with MDS, Multi-displacement system.
But does this sound like ticking to you in my video?
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Monday, May 22nd, 2023 AT 4:45 AM
BORIS K
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Hello,
Hard to say, the noise is not rhythmic enough for a lifter. Could well be an exhaust manifold leak. These often suffer from snapped off manifold studs at the rear.
If it is an exhaust leak it can be provoked by loading the drivetrain. With the engine running put the vehicle in forward gear, apply the brakes and accelerate. An exhaust leak should get louder as the exhaust is being stressed.
Cheers, Boris
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Tuesday, May 23rd, 2023 AT 11:46 AM
BHAMDOC1973
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Yes, I agree.
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Tuesday, May 23rd, 2023 AT 11:47 AM
BHAMDOC1973
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Took another video of it.
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Sunday, May 28th, 2023 AT 2:16 PM
STEVE W.
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Use the old dowel/screwdriver trick. Hook your thumb over the end of the item and stick it tight to your ear and probe with the other end or use a mechanic's stethoscope. See if you can pinpoint where the sound is coming from, to me it sounds like a bad cam follower bearing. They get "crunchy" before they fail.