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Old 06-07-2009, 03:54 AM
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Default Re: What is wrong with my motor? Figure this one out!!

Cam bearings are a good place to start.. But I can't believe the builder would have done that.. But I guess anything is possible and we are all human and make mistakes.. The pushrods were listed as the correct ones via the part # on the box. We checked to make sure that they were not obstructed when installing them..

Unfortunately I am not that video/computer literate to video the noise and install it...

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