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Outlet Lifter Replacement on a 2006 E90

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  • Brian.B
    Brian.B
    Brian.
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    I can help! And I'm right on park street, right by Oregon!

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    • SnyperxS
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      Visionshift said:

      I can help! And I'm right on park street, right by Oregon!

      Hey that might work well. I am still trying to decide if I want to even attempt this fix or live with the tick. Supposedly the ticking doesn't hurt anything.

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      • Brian.B
        Brian.B
        Brian.
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        Bring it to my place, we'll have a look at it. PM me your #

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          tsweers89
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          I have done it plenty of times on e90s and e60s. Special tools are needed to set the timing and lock the crank at tdc. Also need a tool to hold down the #2 valve spring as it is opened at tdc. Not something you shoukd try and tackle. Also the toque spec and sequence is very specific and can do damage to the cam if not done corrextly.

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            tsweers89 said:

            I have done it plenty of times on e90s and e60s. Special tools are needed to set the timing and lock the crank at tdc. Also need a tool to hold down the #2 valve spring as it is opened at tdc. Not something you shoukd try and tackle. Also the toque spec and sequence is very specific and can do damage to the cam if not done corrextly.

            Yeah, the more I read the cylinder removal procedure (Bentley Manual) the more I think I'll just let it be. At this stage I can't afford to get it fixed and am hoping it just stays an annoying sound.

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              tsweers89
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              If you were ever interested in having it done i could do it for about $650 + parts which i can get at employee discount. But you would have to drive to IL

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              • Brian.B
                Brian.B
                Brian.
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                Weekend, nothing to do here!

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                • SnyperxS
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                  tsweers89 said:

                  If you were ever interested in having it done i could do it for about $650 + parts which i can get at employee discount. But you would have to drive to IL

                  I will have to consider. In your opinion can I leave it be? I mean from what I have read it is more an annoyance than anything. It is caused from the oil drain down and poor hydraulic lifter design. I have read a lot of people who have had the lifters replaced only to have the sound come back. The ultimate solution is suppose to be a new redesigned cylinder head. In either case it will cost a ton since my car is well out of warranty.

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                    No more new cylinder heads. Now they replace the exhaust lifters and followers. Which to this day i have yet to have a come back with the same noise. Also its just an annoyance. But again who wants to pull up in a bmw that sounds like shit.

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                    • SnyperxS
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                      tsweers89 said:

                      No more new cylinder heads. Now they replace the exhaust lifters and followers. Which to this day i have yet to have a come back with the same noise. Also its just an annoyance. But again who wants to pull up in a bmw that sounds like shit.

                      That explains the 589 part number that you can't find anywhere. Must be to new.

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                        DaveE
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                        I got the exact same quote and diagnosis from Zimbrick for the ticking noise on my 2006 330xi.  People have commented that it just noisy, however there has to be wear taking place. How long have people had the issue without mechanical / lifter failure? I'm new to the WI Bimmmers!

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