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Harley Twin Cam Collapsed Lifter. The only way a lifter would cause no compression would be for it to hang up in the lifter bore in the up position, possible but not. Then se and lasted about 35,000. Is a collapsed lifter pretty much bottomed out on the spring and not releasing back up? My answer will be contrary to. Seems that i have a collapsed lifter. Out of curiosity, which is the cause of the failure the lifter or cam? I've tried the stock hd lifters (original) and got about 60,000 km. Just a heads up.i've recently gone through a front exhaust valve tick after changing my cam and lifters on a 90 evo 1340. The local dealer would cover replacement. I had two cvo twin cam bikes and made it a habit to have the lifters checked every 10k. My question is, can a lifter fail after sitting idle for 6 months? I have a pushrod that all of a sudden has. Generally the roller of the lifter fails. S&s for about 15,000 and.

Then se and lasted about 35,000. My answer will be contrary to. The only way a lifter would cause no compression would be for it to hang up in the lifter bore in the up position, possible but not. Generally the roller of the lifter fails. I had two cvo twin cam bikes and made it a habit to have the lifters checked every 10k. Out of curiosity, which is the cause of the failure the lifter or cam? Seems that i have a collapsed lifter. I've tried the stock hd lifters (original) and got about 60,000 km. The local dealer would cover replacement. Is a collapsed lifter pretty much bottomed out on the spring and not releasing back up?

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Harley Twin Cam Collapsed Lifter Then se and lasted about 35,000. Is a collapsed lifter pretty much bottomed out on the spring and not releasing back up? Generally the roller of the lifter fails. Just a heads up.i've recently gone through a front exhaust valve tick after changing my cam and lifters on a 90 evo 1340. I've tried the stock hd lifters (original) and got about 60,000 km. I had two cvo twin cam bikes and made it a habit to have the lifters checked every 10k. The only way a lifter would cause no compression would be for it to hang up in the lifter bore in the up position, possible but not. My answer will be contrary to. The local dealer would cover replacement. Out of curiosity, which is the cause of the failure the lifter or cam? I have a pushrod that all of a sudden has. Then se and lasted about 35,000. My question is, can a lifter fail after sitting idle for 6 months? S&s for about 15,000 and. Seems that i have a collapsed lifter.