a can the valves and lifters be adjusted on my 2004 xl7 2.7

Asked by Fatboyslim117 Aug 16, 2014 at 08:50 AM about the 2004 Suzuki XL-7 LX III 2WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

There is a taping sound full of oil, wondering if  it could be timing chain/ lifters

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Change the oil. Then hope that the sound gos away.

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Lifter tick. Fairly common problem with these engines. Oil passages get sludge in them over time causing them to tick. I have found that doing a sea foam treatment on the engine oil right before an oil and filter change most times will free them back up and quite them down.

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I normally pour about a third of a can in oil and let it idle for about thirty to forty-five minutes. ONLY IDLE DO NOT REV UP ENGINE. MAKE SURE AC IS OFF TOO. You should hear them stop ticking when they get clean. Then immediately change the oil and filter. I repeat IMMEDIATELY CHANGE YOUR OIL AND FILTER. Sea foam cleans all the sludge out and thins your oil out while it does it so make sure it's changed.

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2002 -2004 Suzuki xl-7 valve lifter is adjustable. Have your mechanic to do it.

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I had a 2003 XL7 but the engine rattle and don't know where it's coming from but it runs good don't mess no check engine light on could it be a timing chain it's got $159,000. Thousand on it

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