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A technician hears a rhythmic ticking noise from the engine that increases with RPM. What is the MOST likely cause?
Worn connecting rod bearings
Loose or worn rocker arms/valve lash out of adjustment
Piston slap from worn cylinders
Cracked exhaust manifold
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Loose or worn rocker arms/valve lash out of adjustment
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