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Post by 1buddog » Sat 23. Jan 2010, 10:56

Hi all,
My 1960 thunderbird 430 has a clicking or taping sound coming from inside my timing cover . Would anyone have any idea what that possibly could be ? Thanks

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Re: noise

Post by Theo » Sat 23. Jan 2010, 14:21

Maybe it's the fuel pump push rod. Check out this thread
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Post by Theo » Mon 25. Jan 2010, 08:10

Are you sure it's coming from the timing cover area? Ticking or tapping sounds are typically coming from a collapsed hydraulic lifter.
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Re: noise

Post by 1buddog » Sat 30. Jan 2010, 10:53

1buddog wrote:
Theo wrote:Are you sure it's coming from the timing cover area? Ticking or tapping sounds are typically coming from a collapsed hydraulic lifter.

I HELD A 5/8 PIECE OF HEATER HOSE TO THE TOP LEFT TIMING COVER AS WELL AS OTHER THINGS AND ITS DEFINITLY COMING FROM THE INSIDE TIMING COVER. sorrys caps was on !
Would a worn or improper fuel pump push rod and maybe cam worn also make it tap ?
Do you know the correct length of the fuel pump push rod for this 60 thunderbird 430 ?
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Re: noise

Post by Theo » Sat 30. Jan 2010, 12:23

Sorry, I'm afraid that I can't be of help here. I haven't experienced this problem yet. Maybe others can answer this question.
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Re: noise

Post by 1buddog » Sun 31. Jan 2010, 05:23

Theo wrote:Sorry, I'm afraid that I can't be of help here. I haven't experienced this problem yet. Maybe others can answer this question.

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Re: noise

Post by Theo » Sun 31. Jan 2010, 06:09

You're welcome
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