Does any one here know what would cause the lifters on a 2000 4.0 to pump up enough to hold the valves open? new lifters-new heads-new oil pump-but no compression
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Most likely something along that line just need more info to really help... Its funny I get paid $90 an hour for diag but for a TRS member I'll do it for a thanks!!!Push rods are too long.
it died going down the road and when the timing was checked and found to be correct the compression was checked and it had none and when the rocker shafts were loosened it had compression-so the engine was pulled and they thought the lifters were bad so they replaced all of them and put in a new oil pump and the exhaust valves were seen to have the seats beat out so they sent them to a machine shop which found them to have the seats out but they also found the heads were cracked so they bought a new set of heads-replaced the lifters with new ones and replaced the oil pump because they though perhaps the bypass valve was sticking-it started and ran about 15 seconds and died and now has no compression againAlso why were these parts replaced?
Your help is really appreciated - the poor kid has spent 2000 dollars on parts now and it still won't run-his grand father has done the work for free but has about 15 hours of labor in itMost likely something along that line just need more info to really help... Its funny I get paid $90 an hour for diag but for a TRS member I'll do it for a thanks!!!![]()
they are stock push rods and the lifters and heads are both new-he is mad enough to grind the valve stems off but I told him he better try to figure out the problem before resorting to such drastic measuresPush rods are too long.