SR20DET Hydraulic Lifter Service

[@DadsAlwaysHurt]

Another informative and well shot video.

[@Inner_Sanctum]

Thank you! That means a lot. :)

[@Loves_Saint]

High quality and informative video

[@ufigjvjgig998]

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[@rafk9550]

very helpful indeed!!👍

[@CalVlogz]

Hey dude love your builds! How did that drift event go in the hardbody?

[@Inner_Sanctum]

Hey thanks! It went well. I really needed a handbrake due to not having enough power to link over. However, we all had a blast. Truck handled it like a champ.

[@davidblankenship7599]

How can u tell if u have a bad lifter I’m working on my2012 Jeep valve train and vehicle has set for bout a month so with no pressure behind it how to tell if bad or good ?!

[@seasonedtoker]

You should always install your lifters empty. Otherwise a lifter may be so full of oil that the rocker arm will open the valve instead and if that happens on a cylinder which valve should be closed, you know where this is going...

[@Inner_Sanctum]

This video is more about cleaning them out, and checking to see if they are operational, not really about "priming" them. I think priming is just an old myth. I agree that filling them is not neccessary, but it won't cause this engine [SR20] any harm if they are full. Other engines? Could be a problem I suppose. However, they should always be checked for operation before reinstalling.

[@NatesToolbox]

It’s the cam that decides if a valve opens so if the cam is in the correct position it wouldn’t matter. A lifter is basically just a shock absorber.