just a bit of advice don't screw around with the
timing chain if you feel that it is ticking get it
replaced or replace it your self ... i had a chevy 350
that started ticking ( later i found that the chain
was worn and was slapping the case ) and never
replaced it .. and because of that i slipped timing
bent every rod in the case ..... what would you rather
do replace the chain or the engine ?\
Frank 94 5.2 sport
--- Dester223@aol.com wrote:
> You could also have a pinging dakota. Pinging
> sounds like a tick at times.
> take it in and get it diagnosed!
> -Dester
>
> << I also have a V6 and I also get a ticking sound.
>
> My conditions are usually associated with
> situations such as being on the
> highway and hitting a good incline. It also occurs
> when the engine is still
> not at max operating temp and I get onto the
> highway. I do let the Dak warm
> up for about 5 minutes before driving, so it's not
> completely cold....but
> I'm nowhere close to 60k - I only have16k on mine??
> Could this be the same
> type of problem? >>
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