My 05 sedona was doing the same thing. Turns out the oil grade was to high. You need to get the oil changed with 5 - 30 grade. Add moa treatment and then drive in 2nd around your block keeping it between 2,500 & 3,000 rpms when you drive around the block. That will bleed your lifters and should fix your problem.
Hi how are you? a ticking sound would be from one or more bad lifters. tyr to give it a oil change with a lighter weight oil for the winter.if that does not get rid of it then your lifters are no good and would need to be replaced.
Go directly to your mechanic! Sounds like that could be a couple of things, one of which is a bad piston. They start to make that ticking sound as they are hitting metal, or the inside of the cylinder. A piston goes bad from overheating the engine, running it while low on oil. The piston just has to get warped, just a little, and it starts making this noise.
I would get it to a good mechanic, or dealership that you trust. They can sometimes fix the piston, if it hasn't been damaged too bad, or replace it. Just don't run it, as is; you'll ruin your motor.
Replace the car as these motor are poorly designed
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your sitting on a time bomb
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