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overhaul
I am currently working on an overhaul of a 2000 4.0L SOHC Ranger. My question is involving the roller lifters. I understand that they need to be installed in their original positions, however, its been about 2 months between the tear down and rebuild so my recollection of how they came out is a little foggy. Has anyone gone through this, and could anyone provide some help/insight involving the reinstall?
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Re: overhaul
Without questioning your ability I hope you are using some sort of references. In my opinion although it is ideal and recommended that you replace the old rollers in their original spots, I don't think it is thst critical since the hydraulic lifters adjusts the gap automatically.
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Re: overhaul
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Re: overhaul
Let me check my manual and see what I can find on the subject. I'll let you know.
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Re: overhaul
I checked my factory manual which detailed the overhaul procedure and there was nothing in the chapter to indicated concern about the oil ports so I suppose it's not an issue about the positioning. By the way now I'm curious, what are the advantages as well as disadvantages between the 4.0L Vin X and the 4.0L Vin E. One thing I found out was that the 4.0L SOHC has a 9.7:1 compression ratio while the 4.0L DOHC is only 9.0:1. By the way, is the upper intake manifold in you vehicle made out of cast metal. I have the DOHC and mine is made of plastic.
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