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Old September 14th, 2008, 03:09 PM   #21
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150K can be alot pf mile depending on how the car has been treated
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Old September 15th, 2008, 06:46 PM   #22
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I have the tapping fun too... But it mostly only does it when it's warm and it's more noticeable in 2nd and 4th gear... Though apparent in all gears.
It's more annoying than anything and I hate to drive the car while it taps... If it's tapping i just move my throttle a hair in and it'll stop... I am 80% sure it's the Lash adjusters... Also I only have 80k miles on my 99 GT. Brand new IAC and Dorman intake installed... with BBK Performer Throttle body and K&N Air.. Also my car is really low haha! 2 1/4 off the ground...
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Old September 16th, 2008, 01:30 PM   #24
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This mite help mustangforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=368686
It would but my car doesn't ever tap on deceleration. It's always with throttle. Until the car gets warms then it'll sometimes tap on Idle now...
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I'm similiar but my tap is only when the engine is warm. When it's cold theres no sound till it starts to warm up. Started out only on acceleration or at steady rpm between 2k-3.5k but now it's at idle, accel and decel..I've got half a mind to sell that damn car..
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Originally Posted by bwoody1713 View Post
I'm similiar but my tap is only when the engine is warm. When it's cold theres no sound till it starts to warm up. Started out only on acceleration or at steady rpm between 2k-3.5k but now it's at idle, accel and decel..I've got half a mind to sell that damn car..
Sounds like the path mine is going, to be honest... I thought about selling it too.. But it's relatively cheap to fix... Where as a new car is more money that I don't want to spend. I am thinking of buying the Fox Lake 2v.
The way it acts is why I've figured it to be the Lash Adjusters.
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This is not a mustang, but this is EXACTLY what the sound is like....

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Originally Posted by Da Joker View Post
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Mine isn't close to as bad, but that is the idea. I am getting the feeling it is the tensioners.
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If you havent done cams then it isnt PTVC issues. My car sounded like that when the timing chain went bad. When we opened it, one of the guides, one which is completely plastic had disappeared into pieces and all others were really bad. The other, the plastic had faded away and the chain was on the bare metal, went through it and ate away the tensioner. The loose chain damaged my timing adjuster.

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Originally Posted by interfac9 View Post
This is not a mustang, but this is EXACTLY what the sound is like....

YouTube - engine valves ticking
See the thing is with my car, it's intermittent with this tick... If I had a bad timing chain guide the noise wouldn't start just when the car heats up... So I highly doubt it's the timing chain (s)... However I plan on replacing them when I do the Lash Adjusters....
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My timming chain sounded from the moment I started the car
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My car doesn't start ticking until it is warm... Hence.. Lash Adjusters...
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