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Dave Parkinson



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England 2011 Freelander 2 TD4 GS Manual Sumatra Black
lifter rattle or not

2011 fl2 cd 184000 miles
Hi, got a rattle when started from cold, disappears at 1100 revs and gone altogether when warmed up, comes from top left of engine (looking from front)
I think is possibly a hydraulic lifter, what do you all think.
Cheers
Dave

Post #385051 22nd Jan 2020 2:54 pm
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alex_pescaru



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There is a chain between the two camshafts. Could also be the timing chain / timing chain tensioner.

Post #385052 22nd Jan 2020 3:05 pm
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Dave Parkinson



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Cheers Alex, cant understand why it goes when the oil gets warmer, thinner, I thought if it were the chain it would be quieter when cold. Dose this engine have hydraulic lifters?
Cheers
Dave

Post #385057 22nd Jan 2020 4:27 pm
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Dave Parkinson



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If they have lifters can they be changed without removing the cam shafts?
Cheers

Post #385058 22nd Jan 2020 4:52 pm
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alex_pescaru



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No, the rockers, valves and hydraulic lifters are below the camshafts...
Take the service manual from here on the General section and study it a little...

Post #385064 22nd Jan 2020 7:30 pm
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