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Hello we have an E53 with a m54 engine. The engine was recently rebuild because there was a problem with the block as cylinder 2 sleeve had movement, so we took it back to the machine shop to get it rectified. for the first start up we used regular castrol 10w-40 oil and noticed it had a noise like lifter ticks and the vehicle would hard start on cold but ran okay however as there was a slight misfiring that could be felt and the car threw different codes. Afterwards, we changed the oil to synthetic 5w-30 and the lifer tick noise went away but when the engine got hot, cylinder 2 started to misfire as the code suggested. we did a compression on cylinder 2 when cold it is 160psi and when hot it is 90psi. do you think the oil change affected the car or what would you suggest?


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Well if you ask me they just did a crappy job rebuilding it. I see that all the time guys say they ought to rebuild stuff but they don't all their ass from their elbow. If I were you I would have an independent mechanic. Check it out to see if the engine wasn't rebuilt correctly and if it wasn't I go back to the original guy and probably just demand my money back because if they can't rebuild it right having them do it a second time would probably be even a worse job because they wouldn't get paid the second time


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