Subject	Unplugging does nothing, you have to ground them:
Posted by	ttsmokin on April 22, 2013 at 4:35 PM
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In Reply To	Yes, ticking goes away at high rpms... posted by NewMexTT on April 22, 2013 at 02:03 PM
Message	BDE has some great info on VTCs: http://bde-performance.com/vtc.htm "The noise is typical with high-mileage pulleys and/or aftermarket higher-pressure valve springs that cause the cams to over-rotate on every cylinder's intake valve-closing event." "True VTC noise can be verified by activating the VTC solenoids using a ConZult or by grounding their green with black stripe wires while the engine is idling."
Follow Ups	Can someone verify if this is a lifter tick? - video below - NewMexTT 23:55:04 04/21/13 Hi, I'm certainly no expert on this but I would try - Medallion Man 02:57:51 04/22/13 Re: Can someone verify if this is a lifter tick? - video below - ZTom 13:19:13 04/22/13 Yes, ticking goes away at high rpms... - NewMexTT 14:03:36 04/22/13 Unplugging does nothing, you have to ground them: - ttsmokin 16:35:45 04/22/13 Just want to clear up some of your info you posted - ttsmokin 16:37:03 04/22/13 Re: Just want to clear up some of your info you posted - ZTom 17:22:01 04/22/13 I guess lifter tick. Make sure you're not low on oil. (n/m) - OverZealous (CT) 20:09:18 04/22/13
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