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Reply #30 - 12/07/13 at 09:55:58
 
It's always a bad time to have to peel the $$$ out.
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Reply #31 - 12/07/13 at 11:10:54
 
POint well taken,BUT,, when its time for tin foil, its just TIME! A guy can fake it on the paper towels,, heck, dish rags work,, in a serious enough bind, there are things that CAN be used in place of toilet paper, but tin foil? Man,, when its time for a hat, its just time & there IS no substitute I am aware of,,
Is this or is this not a classic case of thread drift?
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Reply #32 - 12/07/13 at 16:53:00
 
Obviously none of us were wearing our hats and the aliens hijacked our thoughts...  Smiley
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Reply #33 - 12/07/13 at 22:31:44
 
Back to important topics.  I started up the s40 when the temp got up in the high 60s one afternoon.  The noise was significantly less.  When the engine noise was at it's worst the highs were 45 - 50.  Would that be indicative of a valve issue?  Thanks.
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Reply #34 - 12/08/13 at 16:44:53
 
In low temps is the noise louder at startup and then dies down after warmed up? If so, I'd suspect your oil weight might be too heavy and not circulating to the head until it gets thinned by heat. My old VW's did that.
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Reply #35 - 12/12/13 at 15:09:49
 
Some times the noise is almost nonexistent.  And sometimes it comes and goes.  I dumped the oil and put in Rotella 15-40.  It made everything feel a lot smoother.  Does anyone have any thoughts?  Thanks.  I'm waiting for a day where the highs are decent to pull everything apart.  It gets old wrenching on it under the car port when it is 45 out.
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Reply #36 - 12/12/13 at 15:11:08
 
When it is in neutral it sounds normal as well?    Huh
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