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I had the lash adjusters changed on the right side about 4 years ago. That made the sound go away - for a while.
I have dealer do my oil changes ($17.95) it's cheaper than I can buy it, but sometimes they put in 5w-20 (it's whats in their 55 gal drum) and it makes the tick sound on cold starts. But when it has 10w-30 (like the manual says) I have no problems. I have 148,000 miles on mine.
I have dealer do my oil changes ($17.95) it's cheaper than I can buy it, but sometimes they put in 5w-20 (it's whats in their 55 gal drum) and it makes the tick sound on cold starts. But when it has 10w-30 (like the manual says) I have no problems. I have 148,000 miles on mine.