Clicking from the VVT turning the engine
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Clicking from the VVT turning the engine
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I'm familiarizing with my first VVT build. It's a BP-VE engine with lower compression pistons, forged rods, etc.
The engine is still on the engine stand, timing belt just mounted.
Now when I turn the engine by the crank bolt, I can hear a clicking noise coming from the VVT two times per turn, and I can feel that the intake cam makes a little click forward.
It's supposed to be normal with the VVT without oil pressure?
I'm familiarizing with my first VVT build. It's a BP-VE engine with lower compression pistons, forged rods, etc.
The engine is still on the engine stand, timing belt just mounted.
Now when I turn the engine by the crank bolt, I can hear a clicking noise coming from the VVT two times per turn, and I can feel that the intake cam makes a little click forward.
It's supposed to be normal with the VVT without oil pressure?
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Video uploaded
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6Dr...ature=youtu.be
The noise can be clearly heard (and barely "seen") at 0.13 and 0.22
With the VVT cover closed it is still there, but less noisy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6Dr...ature=youtu.be
The noise can be clearly heard (and barely "seen") at 0.13 and 0.22
With the VVT cover closed it is still there, but less noisy
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