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Jeep 3.8 Valve Train Noise. The 3.8's have some oil consumption issues or are. The 3.8l jeep wrangler jk engine has some issues, but that doesn’t mean you need to start scrounging for a new engine—yet. My brother in laws wife's 2008 jk with 3.8 v6 started to make a noise in the engine. I pulled the valve covers and checked that all the rocker arms are in place, push rods etc. To me it sounded like it's in the valve train, like. To my untrained ear it sounds like i have a few valves that are not happy as i have a lot of ticking making up most of the noise with. Common causes of ticking noises on a jeep wrangler. A ticking noise in a jeep wrangler can be caused by worn/wrong air filter, loose heat shield, or exhaust leakage. This is essentially the most common culprit behind this noise. Be sure to check your oil level, the valve train will get noisy as it gets low. See if this list of common problems can lead to. As soon as you notice a ticking noise coming out of your jeep’s engine, your first reaction should be to investigate its valvetrain. The 3.8 engine used to occasionally pop the rocker shaft stud off the head casting and cause a noise when the rocker arm/pushrod would hit the valve cover on the inside. These issues can be fixed by replacing the air filter, securing the heat. I did a cylinder kill test with no change.

Common causes of ticking noises on a jeep wrangler. I pulled the valve covers and checked that all the rocker arms are in place, push rods etc. This is essentially the most common culprit behind this noise. To my untrained ear it sounds like i have a few valves that are not happy as i have a lot of ticking making up most of the noise with. My brother in laws wife's 2008 jk with 3.8 v6 started to make a noise in the engine. A ticking noise in a jeep wrangler can be caused by worn/wrong air filter, loose heat shield, or exhaust leakage. The 3.8l jeep wrangler jk engine has some issues, but that doesn’t mean you need to start scrounging for a new engine—yet. These issues can be fixed by replacing the air filter, securing the heat. The 3.8 engine used to occasionally pop the rocker shaft stud off the head casting and cause a noise when the rocker arm/pushrod would hit the valve cover on the inside. See if this list of common problems can lead to.

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Jeep 3.8 Valve Train Noise My brother in laws wife's 2008 jk with 3.8 v6 started to make a noise in the engine. To me it sounded like it's in the valve train, like. Be sure to check your oil level, the valve train will get noisy as it gets low. The 3.8 engine used to occasionally pop the rocker shaft stud off the head casting and cause a noise when the rocker arm/pushrod would hit the valve cover on the inside. See if this list of common problems can lead to. As soon as you notice a ticking noise coming out of your jeep’s engine, your first reaction should be to investigate its valvetrain. I did a cylinder kill test with no change. These issues can be fixed by replacing the air filter, securing the heat. Common causes of ticking noises on a jeep wrangler. A ticking noise in a jeep wrangler can be caused by worn/wrong air filter, loose heat shield, or exhaust leakage. To my untrained ear it sounds like i have a few valves that are not happy as i have a lot of ticking making up most of the noise with. The 3.8's have some oil consumption issues or are. This is essentially the most common culprit behind this noise. My brother in laws wife's 2008 jk with 3.8 v6 started to make a noise in the engine. The 3.8l jeep wrangler jk engine has some issues, but that doesn’t mean you need to start scrounging for a new engine—yet. I pulled the valve covers and checked that all the rocker arms are in place, push rods etc.