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Knocking sound
My car overheated last week. Now there is a knocking sound happening. The radiator has been replaces along with a motor mount. I took it down to the SHOshop and they told me a few things. I didn't feel they were telling me the full truth. They said that I have a broken pin in the piston due to the overheating. They also said I have oil pressure issues. The oil light came on at first but guess what happened after I changed the oil? The light doesn't come on anymore. The car seems to run fine; it just has a knocking sound. If anyone knows anything about this, I'd appreciate your opinion. Thank you.
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2 other mechanics said it's a classic rod knock. Nothing wrong with the piston. I guess when I have a grand, I'll fix it.
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I've taken off the intake manifold and the valve cover. Everything looks ok (camshafts, etc.) I just need to replace the one that is knocking. It's my project for the week. Yay! |
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This is why I do my own work. Keep us posted, lux92886! Do you have a torque wrench? Good luck, guy. We're rooting for you.
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Keep us updated; log on from work or where ever, if you can. Congrats on your DSL!
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Took less than an hour of work this morning to get the head off. I took it to a machine shop and they said they will look at the lifters and see if it's stuck. They also said it could be a piston knock. Here's to hoping it's not.
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Bad news. Heads are fine. It's a bottom end problem. Going to drop the oil pan tomorrow and check to see what's up (if I can see anything). If nothing is found...it's new engine time ($3500).
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if you dont mind getting dirty, rod bearings can be done quite easily.
http://www.shoforum.com/cgi-bin/ulti...=004979#000000 its a good writeup on doing it yourself
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Thanks Alex. Hit me up on ICQ sometime: 11611855 |
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Yep (filling in space)
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hmmm...
hop on over to shoforum, and search the gen2 engine & driveline maintenance for something to do with rod bearings. it was posted by a member called sdpatt, and i thing the post title was something like "rod bearings a 269K"
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have pinging noise on my 2000 ford taurus and occurs upon acceleration and up hills, brought it to mechanic he said i need new plugs, fuel filter upper engine decarbon and dpfe sensor....total cost 700.00 - 800.00 dollars. i told him he was out of his mind.changed the spark plugs, found one to have porcelein broken off and metal part of plug bent from heat.a little less ping, but still there.one other thing mechanic said he came back with PO402 diagnostics code.does this diagnosis sound right.after reading your post im a little nervous.car does not ping while idle or neutral while gas is applied.any suggestions.
one more thing..after diagnosis and smacked in the face with a potential 700.00 - 800.00$ bill the shop advisor informed me that "i wouldnt be able to get rid of ping, all cars have some ping."(vehicle has about 70,000 miles) thanks in advance |
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