what weight oil was used? what engine do you have?
i once had a buick with a 403 v8. when i changed the oil with 10w30 it did the same thing. then i used 3 quarts of 10w30 and two 20w50 to change it again and the ticking stopped. if you live in the cold north try just 10w40. there is a lot of junk on the market to add to the oil. if you can find a can of STP, try that first.

Answered by vandragon
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The Chrysler is a 330 or 303 engine (v6). I'm not sure what weight oil was used but it was ticking before the oil change, just got worse after. A "mechanic" told me to use Lucas Oil Stabilizer and it did quiet down a little for about a week but now it is back loud again. Is this a "fatal" engine problem? He said it was lifters going bad.

Response from brencc147
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Sorry, forgot to say I live in Cleveland. Cold and unpredictable weather.

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yes mine just started doing the same thing my dad took the pice apart and shur enough it one of the lifter that moved freely he said they shoulnt do that and hopfuly the shaft isnt broken off inside

Answered by Derek Brichacek
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