Questions & Answers for: Suzuki valve noise

...but I am unsure. How much would it cost to resolve such a problem? Ticking or clacking noise from the valve train is caused by loose valve lash (clearance). Clearance adjustment can remove the

...noise top of engine even after correct valve adjustment Is the piston hitting the head? Broken valve spring or bent valve head? Too thin or missing head gasket? You may have to pull the head if ...

...noise when the valve shims need replacing. You might see if this is similar in your manual for your machine. www.thegsresources.com great website for these bikes.. Does this bike have a timing chain ...

...noise comes from the valves. Your engine has hydraulic valve play adjusters. There is too much play when there is no or low oil pressure ( when starting thus. ) You can clean out the circuitry adding ...

...valve adjustment could that be my problem? Absolutly.Especially if the noise reduces as the engine reaches operating temp.It could also be cam chain is a bit loose.This would typically not reduce in ...

...valve noise, which is normal. If you do not know if the valves have been adjusted recently, it would be a good idea to do so. Fortunately, a noisy engine may be closer to sped than one that is too ...

how to check valve springs inspect for cracks or distortions. listen for valve noise. or remove head. remove valve and test the valve spring

valve noise valve noise is that a question? what causes valve noise? cold start or hot start. both> or full time running, all have different and complex answers. what year car.

...noise. ive even runs engine with the valve covers off (messy , use a blanket to catch oil flying) to find the true cause....... read the 2.5L here. its close. (mech. parts) read the Alldata virtual ...

...open it? what will you lose? If is not piston noise, should be the distribuition chain or even the valves, you can check if the chain is enough tense, or if the sound comes from valves, maybe you ...