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30222, what is the benefit of using PT Cruiser lifter/lash adjusters Posted by silverbullet, Aug-14-02 04:21 PM
the post says it all i've just been wonder what the benefit of using them is
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30223, RE: what is the benefit of using PT Cruiser lifter/lash adjusters Posted by Fast420A, Aug-14-02 05:12 PM
So this doesn't happen.

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30224, RE: what is the benefit of using PT Cruiser lifter/lash adjusters Posted by Michael_97RS, Aug-15-02 04:17 AM
Yeah they oil better and are sturdier. And Kyle likes to bounce off the rev limiter so... :-P
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30225, RE: what is the benefit of using PT Cruiser lifter/lash adjusters Posted by 510eclipse, Aug-15-02 06:16 AM
you wont have to hear "tick tick tick tick tick" anymore... :thumbsup

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