rattle
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rattle
theres a rattle coming from the engine, cant afford a rebuild. any way of checking if its the big ends
could really do without this right now!!!!!!!!
could really do without this right now!!!!!!!!
#2
when is the rattle,all the time?
when hot/cold both?
Does it seem more from the middle of the engine or the sides?
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hard to tell wen its cold as it is so loud anyway. is deffo rattling when warmed up. sounds like the side of the engine bt will have a closer listen.
hard to tell wen its cold as it is so loud anyway. is deffo rattling when warmed up. sounds like the side of the engine bt will have a closer listen.
#4
When was the oil changed last?
What oil is it being run on?
And if its coming from the side then it sounds more like valve train noise,also big ends do rattle bad from cold start up mate.
What oil is it being run on?
And if its coming from the side then it sounds more like valve train noise,also big ends do rattle bad from cold start up mate.
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To apoint mate but they recommend a 5w/40 for your motor so id say a 10w/50 would be better suited,also id get the bonnet popped on next cold start and see if the noise is there then mate,and also try to pin point the noise to heads or bottom end.
#9
If you think its the big ends,with the engine warm bring the revs up to 2500rpm and release the throttle - you will hear the distinctive big end knock as the revs drop if they have failed/on their way out.
A loose front pulley bolt will also cause a knocking noise as will a worn timing belt tensioner -might be worth taking it to a local specialist to get them to diagnose it.
Hopefully its nothing too serious.
Mick
A loose front pulley bolt will also cause a knocking noise as will a worn timing belt tensioner -might be worth taking it to a local specialist to get them to diagnose it.
Hopefully its nothing too serious.
Mick
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