wtf
wtf
ok
thursday i finnaly got my car running
it was sitting for 5-6 months
replaced the timing chian tensioners and timing chain
got it running and it still has a loud ticking noise
what can this be??
i have noticed i have lost alot of power
and it sputters badly if the car has been running for a while
i think new coil packs would fix this
just some body tell me what i can do to get rid of the ticking noise
no its not the VTC either
thanks
Kyle Cisneros
thursday i finnaly got my car running
it was sitting for 5-6 months
replaced the timing chian tensioners and timing chain
got it running and it still has a loud ticking noise
what can this be??
i have noticed i have lost alot of power
and it sputters badly if the car has been running for a while
i think new coil packs would fix this
just some body tell me what i can do to get rid of the ticking noise
no its not the VTC either
thanks
Kyle Cisneros
Dude I'm sorry I kinda invited myself to go through all those 70 max pics and your car looks pretty nice and clean (without the stripped hood) Love how your rims still look mint and shiny like when the max was first new. Good luck with that problem you're having.
definately sounds like a rod knock, but without standing there in person it can't be guaranteed. it could also be from the top end, but vids of the rear of the car really are pointless for a noisy motor not to mention detrimental for accurate diagnosis.
Tapety tap tap
Hard to tell from video. Was it idling ? The tap sounds too fast for rod knock if it was idling. Kinda still sounds like timing chain noise. You did release the little hooks, didn't you (sorry, had to ask, That's what gave me nightmares imagining putting all that crap back together and finding that I didn't release the hook or got the hook caught under the bolt releasing the oil pressure). Unfortunately, letting the car set for several months may has stuck something together. When I restarted mine two of the lifters were stuck and took quite a while to free up. Make sure you have proper oil pressure. I know this is rambling, but this is as coherent as I get in the morning.
Originally Posted by 92 Max
Hard to tell from video. Was it idling ? The tap sounds too fast for rod knock if it was idling.
fatboyslim see if you can isolate where the sound is coming from. It might be hard but get a scope or long screwdriver adn put the plastic part up to your ear and the other part on the front timing chain cover, valve covers and oil pan. That may help you narrow it down.
Just be sure not to get in the fans or belts please...no loose clothing or anything.
You can also make a half s***hescope with a 2-3 foot section of hose that you can fit into your ear (preferrably clean hose), say like fuel line or vacuum hose. Again, do this in the light when you can see rotating things like belts and pulleys.
yes
i released the hook before i but everything back on
i checked that sooo many times its crazy
im going to try and flush out the whole motor and put thick oil in it
maybe that would help a little
but this is pissing me off......
thanks
Kyle Cisneros
i released the hook before i but everything back on
i checked that sooo many times its crazy
im going to try and flush out the whole motor and put thick oil in it
maybe that would help a little
but this is pissing me off......
thanks
Kyle Cisneros
If you have a bent rod,you are going to have to rebuild the bottom end of the motor[rods/rod bearings/crank polishing or replacment/etc.]
Thicker oil wont quiet it down much if any...The only way to prevent any more engine damage is to quit driving it until it's fixed...
Thicker oil wont quiet it down much if any...The only way to prevent any more engine damage is to quit driving it until it's fixed...
i was talking to my dad today and he said its deff. not the rods
he said its a sticking lifter
sooo how should i solve that problem now??
my car is basicly a money pit now........
thanks
Kyle Cisneros
he said its a sticking lifter
sooo how should i solve that problem now??
my car is basicly a money pit now........
thanks
Kyle Cisneros
try some of that engine restorer since it has been sitting for a while.... maybe it is a lazy lifter that is stuck....just hope so......are you sure you put the timing chain on right????? do a compression test and make sure.... it may be of a tooth or something..
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