lifters replaced but still hear tapping
here is photo from internet, by which part of cam adjuster it make that sound? on engine ON they full of oil and it's oil pressure not give them to make any noise, if there is no oil pressure, engine become noise like a hell and no power etc
Last edited by Viktori; Dec 20, 2019 at 02:43 PM.





Solution to the tapping was increasing the hole size so that more oil could get in (pictured with larger holes). These are much different though.
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1st: engine 65 degreese celsium, no sound
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5a1DzbSFlI
2nd: engine 70 degreese lot of sound
I asked benz dealer about it, they said only oppening will help to determined, no guessing
1st: engine 65 degreese celsium, no sound
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5a1DzbSFlI
2nd: engine 70 degreese lot of sound
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ny2V0mDGWc
I asked benz dealer about it, they said only oppening will help to determined, no guessing
Now that I read this, funny. My 09e63 has this same behavior. No noise when cold, but has this same noise when warm. Viktori, did you ever figure anything out with this?




My CA noise was louder than yours but I also had lifter ticking around the middle of the left bank.
All my plates have signs of wear but the pin flip must have worked as they are now quiet 14 months and 7,000klm on.
Used Liqui Moly 5w40 and Ceratec after the change was done and my last oil change used same oil but with MOS2 added.
No ticking so far.
Btw people have reported that they replaced all 4 CA's at stealers and still had the ticking.
Aside from the noisy, is there any chance of catastrophic failure or engine damage associated with the noisy lifters and cams? If its just the noise, it sucks but it's livable.
My fear is that this could end up being an expensive repair bill, like broken head bolts.
Last edited by Heaven7; Sep 19, 2020 at 05:52 PM.
and it fixed also problem with slapping somehow. Also it's not lifters, it's chain slapping.








