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94-04 - V6 Specific
2000 base coupe valve clatter
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<blockquote data-quote="Mach1Mark" data-source="post: 1581978" data-attributes="member: 37561"><p>We've owned this Mustang since new and I usually drive it weekly to kinda keep an eye on things. Its my wifes Mustang and she isnt car smart. She bought a new car in July and so we parked the Mustang for a month or more until we decided what we wanted to do with it. When I attempted to drive it to work one morning I noticed a distinct valve clattering that I had never heard before. I circled home and parked the Mustang and drove my truck as usual. I thought it might be the A/C compressor clutch dragging but upon removal of the wiring to the compressor I discovered that the clutch rotated with little if any resistance. After an oil and filter change and an inspection of the overall condition of the engine I am stumped. I drove it around the neighborhood yesterday and the clatter appears at the slightest of accelerator application. Im a vintage Mustanger so Im stumped at what could be the issue. I had an SN95 buddy tell me it could be a bent pushrod. Ive got an appointment with her mechanic to do a diagnostic on it. Your speculation is welcome.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mach1Mark, post: 1581978, member: 37561"] We've owned this Mustang since new and I usually drive it weekly to kinda keep an eye on things. Its my wifes Mustang and she isnt car smart. She bought a new car in July and so we parked the Mustang for a month or more until we decided what we wanted to do with it. When I attempted to drive it to work one morning I noticed a distinct valve clattering that I had never heard before. I circled home and parked the Mustang and drove my truck as usual. I thought it might be the A/C compressor clutch dragging but upon removal of the wiring to the compressor I discovered that the clutch rotated with little if any resistance. After an oil and filter change and an inspection of the overall condition of the engine I am stumped. I drove it around the neighborhood yesterday and the clatter appears at the slightest of accelerator application. Im a vintage Mustanger so Im stumped at what could be the issue. I had an SN95 buddy tell me it could be a bent pushrod. Ive got an appointment with her mechanic to do a diagnostic on it. Your speculation is welcome. [/QUOTE]
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