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Old 05-26-2004, 04:46 PM
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engine repair need help

ok i having loud knocking noise told it might have threw a bearing once i strip it all apart and fix what ever the problem is what gaskets will need sealant and what wont taking oil pan off too...its jsut a regular stock motor off a crx si which is i think d16a6....and also i still trying to get and answer why my car was like at its max at 5500 rpms every shift but i could push it beyond that but wasnt gaining nothing jsut making me slower...if someone can answer that be nice..thanks
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Old 05-26-2004, 05:53 PM
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Re: engine repair need help

if you plan on rebuilding your motor yourself you might as well buy a manual, and from the discription above its not going to last long.

if you spun a rod bearing and you are going to beat on it you might as well get a rebuild with a waranty.
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