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Old 22 June 2022 | 06:11 AM
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Lightbulb EJ205 4th cylinder - Knocking Prevention?

Hi guys,

Please let me ask for your opinions...

My EJ205 engine sounds great with no knocking or something like that. I am afraid after hearing some horror stories about the 4th cylinder and its knocking.
What can I do now to prevent the 4th cyl knocking in the future?

As for now:
1. Engine is working under normal and average loading conditions, around 2000-3000 RPMs. Just family driving in the city with rare active accelerations and higher RPMs, with no drifting and extreme driving.
2. Mobil Synthetic oil (Bought a number of jugs on sale) change every 3-4k km with the oil filter for sure.
3. Engine warms up every time after the cold start, even in the summer (warms up for a few mins).

Anything else?
Should I install an aftermarket aluminum (larger) radiator? I am not sure if its a must and if its needed for my careful driving.
Insulate the exhaust piping under the hood?

Please advise.
Thank you.

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Old 22 June 2022 | 10:09 AM
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Stop reading the internet.

If it's not knocking now, and you maintain it, run it on good fuel and dont drive it like a díck you'll be grand
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Old 22 June 2022 | 08:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Gambit
Stop reading the internet.

If it's not knocking now, and you maintain it, run it on good fuel and dont drive it like a díck you'll be grand
Well said. Thanks
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