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#11
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Can you hear it in the top or bottom end f the engine?
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the top
#13
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It's your HLA's waring out. It's normal
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1989 Ford Mustang
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Vehicle: 1989 Mustang LX
Location: Kentucky
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That is where I thought mine was. Turned out bad piston etc. My noise is is similiar? Everyone said in top end.
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HLA???
No mine doesnt have a turbo and it doesnt sound that bad. No offense
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Hydraulic Lash Adjuster
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where would this be located on the engine?
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1989 Ford Mustang
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
93superLX
HLA???
I was hoping it didn't sound like this. But several said it was in the topend.
#19
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1988 FORD Mustang
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Vehicle: 1988, Mustang, LX
Location: Regina Beach, Sask
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
mg man 75
I was hoping it didn't sound like this. But several said it was in the topend.
When the pistons was at the top it was lol (sorry, had to
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Hope you get the engine fixed there mg man.
Quote:
where would this be located on the engine?
In the cylinder head, but do a compression test to confirm what I told you just to make sure.
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1993 Ford Mustang
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It could be the pistons hitting the spark plugs, make sure you have the right ones...
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