how mutch would it cost to replace a hydrolic lifter in a 05 pontiac gto

Asked by ben36fola Aug 03, 2010 at 03:53 PM about the 2005 Pontiac GTO

Question type: Car Customization

just bought car three weeks ago.Car has a ticking and a lose of power in one of the cylinders(accelerates rough).since ive changed oil with 5w30moble1 senthetic and lucus,cleaned fuel system with express oil change,changed plugs and wires.still not better.car is slow for a gto.all i can think is lifter or cam shaft how mutch and what is your opinion? thanks ben

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1,125

Burton answered 14 years ago

Doesn't sound to good. Not a likely cause and quite expensive on that car for a shot in the dark.

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trip65 answered 12 years ago

should have just changed to oil to 10 30 or 10 40 .

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Rucko answered 11 years ago

When lifters go bad they start tapping , if it's not making any noise dont mess with it .

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