wrecked Ram

I almost got my wrecked ram finally done! It's looking pretty good. Put
allot of extras into it. Power chip, dual exhaust, cold air intake,
spray in bed liner, new Rancho shocks, tonneau cover, brakes front and
rear. Oh yea it's all adding up too! Anyway when you first start it up
there is a little valve, rocker arm chatter. Is this something normal in
a dodge cuz I never owned one. It only lasts for a second or 2 then quits.

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What quits? The noise or the engine? Speaking of the engine, what is it?

It's a 5.2 V-8 The rocker arm noise quits. Then it sounds great! Real
smooth.

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Try doing an oil and filter change, and change the PCV valve and filter
while you are at it. Use a good 10W-30 oil and a good filter. I personally
prefer Hastings filters. There is too much debate on oil brands so I won't
name one, but I avoid discount no-name or grocery store-brand oils.

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2 17th May 17:58 nosey External User Posts: 1	wrecked Ram What quits? The noise or the engine? Speaking of the engine, what is it?

3 17th May 19:16 mouse External User Posts: 1	wrecked Ram It's a 5.2 V-8 The rocker arm noise quits. Then it sounds great! Real smooth. -----= Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News =----- http://www.newsfeeds.com - The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! -----== Over 100,000 Newsgroups - 19 Different Servers! =-----

4 17th May 21:52 nosey External User Posts: 1	wrecked Ram Try doing an oil and filter change, and change the PCV valve and filter while you are at it. Use a good 10W-30 oil and a good filter. I personally prefer Hastings filters. There is too much debate on oil brands so I won't name one, but I avoid discount no-name or grocery store-brand oils.