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p90a hyd pivots


Dave WM

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I have one that keeps pumping down, would like to try a different one. If you have some you dont need let me know what you want for them.

I have tried cleaning, just one keeps failing. Not a big deal as it quickly pumps up, but i would still like to try with a different one.

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do not have the parts catalog for that one. It maybe a weak spring inside the lifter. My take on how it works is if the cam lobe is left down at shut down, the lifter will bleed out under the load of the valve spring. BUT as soon as the cam lobe rotates over it "should" lift the internal piston pulling oil thru the one way valve on the bottom of the piston, thereby filling the lift. Now IF the spring is weak it may not be able to exert enough pressure to overcome the viscosity of the oil to draw up thru the check valve. I may end up comparing a spring tension to a known good to see if I can confirm this. Not really interested in converting to manual since I like the way the valve mechanism works when it works correctly. Worse case is I do nothing and it ticks for a few seconds until the oil pressure overcomes the one way valve and it "pumps up" on its own. I do notice times when there is NO tick on startup, again I think this relates to the cam lobe random stopping position, that is if no load then the pivot never bleeds down in the 1st place due to lack of pressure from the valve spring.  

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