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> F250 460, Engine Rattle
kisinana
post Feb 1 2010, 05:01 PM
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Hi
Looking for a little info as I never noticed this before. Replaced my water pump a couple of months back as it blew on the highway at about 100kmh/65mph. Since then I have noticed that when I am driving at about 80kmh/50mph I get a rattle like my lifters are chattering. It is most noticable when I ease of the gas and coast at that speed like in highway traffic.
I thought maybe a timing chain but I think I would notice it more when I speed up or take off from a stop.
Any ideas where to look?
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