I need to find a shop or mechanic preferably in the Seattle area that can service my hydraulic lifter valves in my 300. Any leads would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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Craig
Shop or mechanic recommendation in Seattle area
Shop or mechanic recommendation in Seattle area
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- Roger Carter
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- Roger Carter
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- Joined: July 5, 2008, 7:11 pm
- Location: Corbett, Oregon
Mechanic in Seattle
Craig,
What sort of problems are you having?
The 300" 6 is a fairly straight forward engine. A lot of the service work can be done a person with basic mechanic skills and minimal tools.
Roger
What sort of problems are you having?
The 300" 6 is a fairly straight forward engine. A lot of the service work can be done a person with basic mechanic skills and minimal tools.
Roger
Roger,
I bought the truck a few months ago and upon hearing the engine run for the first time it was my dad who mentioned the valve tick-tick-tick-tick-like clutter.
My only experience in repair has been bolt-on up to this point. I'm not sure if this is something I could do with my skill-set so I would prefer to have a professional tackle it. Also would be nice to get a mechanic to give the whole engine/suspension a good once-over check while he/she is at it.
I bought the truck a few months ago and upon hearing the engine run for the first time it was my dad who mentioned the valve tick-tick-tick-tick-like clutter.
My only experience in repair has been bolt-on up to this point. I'm not sure if this is something I could do with my skill-set so I would prefer to have a professional tackle it. Also would be nice to get a mechanic to give the whole engine/suspension a good once-over check while he/she is at it.