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    Angry LOOSE tAPET

    Heya guys,

    I started my TDI D1 the other am, when she was cold and it has a clicking noise, what my dad said he believes is a loose tapet and he said it will get worse if i leave it be.

    Is this bad/ major? Any info would be appriecated.

    Thanks Cal

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    Quote Originally Posted by Four Boar View Post
    Heya guys,

    I started my TDI D1 the other am, when she was cold and it has a clicking noise, what my dad said he believes is a loose tapet and he said it will get worse if i leave it be.

    Is this bad/ major? Any info would be appriecated.

    Thanks Cal
    it can be a crushed tappet cap, not particularly fatal but not something you want to run with if you dont have to.
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    ditto.

    Tdi's use a case hardened 'cap' on top of the valve stem, and have a habit of killing them.

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    Manually Turning 300tdi

    Try this thread, It starts as just turning the engine over but morphs into doing valve clearences.

    So grab some caps and check out a few threads on it and give it a go, they are really hard to completely stuff up so it's a good job for someone who isnt that mechanical yet to start with.

    Just follow the instructions and you will be fine.

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    and, to make you 'the man' if you go to your parts supplier: P/N LJC100270. (As of 2002) and carkraft silverwater list them at $2 ea. Use long tweezers to get at them after you wind back the rocker.

    PS: TDi's need tappet adjustment from time to time - everything could be ok, just need re-doing to 0.2mm.

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