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Old 09-22-2009, 01:23 AM   #21
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im pretty sure Whitefox nailed it, its gotta be 1 of the 3, did you use floating wristpins or press in?
No idea. I had a shop take care of the shortblock. Do you think they are liable if something is wrong internally.

And why would a lifter be bad if the heads were fine when I took em off the car?
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Old 09-22-2009, 05:11 AM   #22
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No idea. I had a shop take care of the shortblock. Do you think they are liable if something is wrong internally.

And why would a lifter be bad if the heads were fine when I took em off the car?
Alot of times when a hydraulic lifter bleeds down completely, it doesn't want to pump back up. I am not sure why it happens, but I have seen it happen on three or four different motors. It's worth a look.
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Old 09-22-2009, 10:15 AM   #23
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My friend and his dad just listened to the car. They don't think its a rod bearing, they think its something in the trans/flywheel area.
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Old 09-22-2009, 02:54 PM   #24
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My friend and his dad just listened to the car. They don't think its a rod bearing, they think its something in the trans/flywheel area.
hehe, yeah I thought so too, mainly because of how loud the knocking is in that area. I used a stethoscope and it damn near deafened me on the bellhousing of the tranny. That is what prompted me to rebuild it. After finding jack **** during the rebuild, I am fairly confident that it's not in that area.

When you do finally figure out what it is, please let me know because I think we have the exact same problem.
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That's good. I hope it's something small.
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That's good. I hope it's something small.
Indeed it was lol. The damn EGR cap I put on wasn't tight and was rattling around.

Now, there is another noise. I can't hear it at idle (at least not with the V1 going), and when I rev it up I can't seem to hear it. I only here it under load. Friend thinks it a lash adjuster. Its not a knock, more like a tap only a medium pitched. (not low like a knock or high like a valve tap).
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Indeed it was lol. The damn EGR cap I put on wasn't tight and was rattling around.

Now, there is another noise. I can't hear it at idle (at least not with the V1 going), and when I rev it up I can't seem to hear it. I only here it under load. Friend thinks it a lash adjuster. Its not a knock, more like a tap only a medium pitched. (not low like a knock or high like a valve tap).
OMG, You dumbass LOL

I'm happy it was nothing serious. Time to delete that stupid EGR now.
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OMG, You dumbass LOL

I'm happy it was nothing serious. Time to delete that stupid EGR now.
No it is deleted lol, the brass cap was rattling around.

And I pulled the dipstick and found a couple of shavings so idk.
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No it is deleted lol, the brass cap was rattling around.

And I pulled the dipstick and found a couple of shavings so idk.
Some shavings is to be expected.
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Some shavings is to be expected.
Yea I know, but I am paranoid. Any ides what that other noise might be?
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