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Tech A says hydraulic valve lifter bottoms should be flat or concave.

Tech B says a sticking lifter plunger may cause a burned exhaust valve

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Final answer:

Tech A says hydraulic valve lifter bottoms should be flat or concave. Tech B says a sticking lifter plunger may cause a burned exhaust valve. Both Tech A and Tech B are correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

Both Tech A and Tech B are correct in this scenario.

  • Tech A: Hydraulic valve lifter bottoms should be flat or concave.
  • Tech B: A sticking lifter plunger may cause a burned exhaust valve.

When the lifter plunger sticks, it fails to allow proper oil flow, which can lead to improper valve clearance and result in a burned exhaust valve.

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