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Lifter Noise Jeep Grand Cherokee. I have a 2015 grand cherokee limited with 87000 miles, and 3.6l. Hi all, i found out that my 2011 grand cherokee with 5.7 hemi has lifter problem. If your jeep is making a ticking noise, there’s likely oil clogging the valvetrain, which causes friction and noise with the lifters and drivetrain. Once i start up the engine, it makes ticking. Some lifter noise on an ageing engine is pretty normal, but on the other hand it shouldn't be happening with hydraulic lifters. This problem will solve itself in a few hundred miles, but your jeep may also be ticking because the wrong air filter is being used or the oil pump is dying out. I have recently noticed a ticking sound coming from right. If you’re more of a city driver, maybe in a jeep grand cherokee, the ticking could mean the need for a new air filter or even a problem.

Some lifter noise on an ageing engine is pretty normal, but on the other hand it shouldn't be happening with hydraulic lifters. This problem will solve itself in a few hundred miles, but your jeep may also be ticking because the wrong air filter is being used or the oil pump is dying out. Once i start up the engine, it makes ticking. I have a 2015 grand cherokee limited with 87000 miles, and 3.6l. Hi all, i found out that my 2011 grand cherokee with 5.7 hemi has lifter problem. If your jeep is making a ticking noise, there’s likely oil clogging the valvetrain, which causes friction and noise with the lifters and drivetrain. If you’re more of a city driver, maybe in a jeep grand cherokee, the ticking could mean the need for a new air filter or even a problem. I have recently noticed a ticking sound coming from right.

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Lifter Noise Jeep Grand Cherokee Once i start up the engine, it makes ticking. Once i start up the engine, it makes ticking. I have recently noticed a ticking sound coming from right. If you’re more of a city driver, maybe in a jeep grand cherokee, the ticking could mean the need for a new air filter or even a problem. This problem will solve itself in a few hundred miles, but your jeep may also be ticking because the wrong air filter is being used or the oil pump is dying out. Some lifter noise on an ageing engine is pretty normal, but on the other hand it shouldn't be happening with hydraulic lifters. If your jeep is making a ticking noise, there’s likely oil clogging the valvetrain, which causes friction and noise with the lifters and drivetrain. I have a 2015 grand cherokee limited with 87000 miles, and 3.6l. Hi all, i found out that my 2011 grand cherokee with 5.7 hemi has lifter problem.