The operation of the Ford Excursion Pushrod allows for reliable breathing control in the large SUV by converting camshaft movement into valve action. In the conventional overhead valve (OHV) setup, the cam's low-riding position inside the sturdy Ford block means lifters ride the lobes. Each Pushrod rises up through the head, where each rocker arm pivots, swinging either an intake or exhaust valve to allow the cylinders to draw in air fuel and expel spent gas. Ford relied on this tried-and-true scheme because it keeps the engine compact, with a small engine bay, but stiff and able to meet the heavy-duty needs of the Excursion. Under conditions of wear, heat, and elevated engine speeds, the valve lash may widen, causing the valves to slam. This action can result in a bent Pushrod, leading to the characteristic ticking or engine misfire. While OHC engines have the cam mounted on the head and therefore delete the Pushrod, every Excursion engine drivers will describe here takes the classic OHV style, so there is only one type of Pushrod present throughout the model years. The only difference is length or thickness to suit a specific displacement. Each engine gets regular lash checks to help maintain the hauling strength Ford owners expect.
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