A common issue with the 5.3 engine is AFM lifter failure. In this video, we diagnose the problem and replace the failed AFM lifter and pushrod to get the engine running properly again. Follow along ...
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Torque News tracker by Denis Flierl exposes why partial dealership lifter repairs on Chevy Silverado V8 engines trigger oil ...
We discovered that number 4 lifter on the AFM has collapsed. I have had the heads cleaned resurfaced and tested. No problems. I have ordered a AFM delete cam kit and a programmer. AFM is going away… ...
General Motors's Active Fuel Management (AFM) technology utilizes hydraulic valves, solenoids, and advanced software to shut down half of the cylinders in a V8 or V6 engine to save fuel. The system ...
So, you're worried your Silverado or Sierra might run into Active Fuel Management (AFM) issues someday. But are they as bad as the internet would lead you to believe? Well, the short answer is yes.
Jasper Engines & Transmissions releases General Motors (GM) Gen IV 5.3L Class 1 engine, with an available DOD/AFM Deleted option. The remanufactured engine is available for model-year 2007-2009 ...
After pulling the valve cover, we noticed a bent push rod. We replaced it and still no compression and no rocker arm movement. I guess the next step is to pull the head. Get our GM news straight to ...
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