Valve ticking

[Flyingsheep]

My F22A has 250,000 miles and the valves started ticking. I did a valve adjustment and it seems to run slightly better now, but still ticking. Are they just worn because it has so many miles now or should I check them again?

[stunin92_accord]

My F22A has 250,000 miles and the valves started ticking. I did a valve adjustment and it seems to run slightly better now, but still ticking. Are they just worn because it has so many miles now or should I check them again?

>it happen to me before but after overhauling my cylinder head including the rocker assembly the ticking went away.

[cb7 dohc]

My F22A has 250,000 miles and the valves started ticking. I did a valve adjustment and it seems to run slightly better now, but still ticking. Are they just worn because it has so many miles now or should I check them again?

Yup, you can check the valve again when the motor is cold but make sure that your motor oil is clean my f22 use to make that sound when the oil was Dirty.

[Flyingsheep]

Thanks guys I'll look into it

[wed3k]

what are you setting them to? the only way to make them quiet is to tighten them to the tight lash setting.

[Flyingsheep]

I set the intake valves to 0.010 inches, and the exhaust to 0.012 inches. I might get the special tool before I do it again because it was a pain when the nuts would move a tiny bit when you try to tighten it up.

I checked it before I adjusted them and the exhaust valves were at 0.09

[Darkcloud]

Go .006 and .008, I did those specs no issues no ticking at all either

[rickyduckworth]

you're probably hearing your injectors, hondas of the 90s had some very loud ass fuel injectors

[wed3k]

Go .006 and .008, I did those specs no issues no ticking at all either

that can affect compression and map sensor readings.