engine chatter
#11
I listened to it using my studio headphones and the good news is that I definitely did not hear any pinging, which is what I thought you were describing as "chatter".
What type of blower do your have, centrifugal or twin-screw?
It did sound like the engine was misfiring--though I am not really certain I heard the noise to which you refer, is it low or high pitched? Is there a loss of power?
I would pull the plugs and check them, and do a compression check while they were out.
What type of blower do your have, centrifugal or twin-screw?
It did sound like the engine was misfiring--though I am not really certain I heard the noise to which you refer, is it low or high pitched? Is there a loss of power?
I would pull the plugs and check them, and do a compression check while they were out.
#13
I listened to it using my studio headphones and the good news is that I definitely did not hear any pinging, which is what I thought you were describing as "chatter".
What type of blower do your have, centrifugal or twin-screw?
It did sound like the engine was misfiring--though I am not really certain I heard the noise to which you refer, is it low or high pitched? Is there a loss of power?
I would pull the plugs and check them, and do a compression check while they were out.
What type of blower do your have, centrifugal or twin-screw?
It did sound like the engine was misfiring--though I am not really certain I heard the noise to which you refer, is it low or high pitched? Is there a loss of power?
I would pull the plugs and check them, and do a compression check while they were out.
Last edited by kongdong; 07-03-2010 at 06:56 PM.
#15
Aren't exhaust leaks funny things? Sometimes you could swear it's some sort of dark mechanical problem...
It's not good, and will of course only get worse if not tended to--it may also cause the O2 sensor readings on that bank report lean--which is better than having it report rich.
This will cost you some fuel economy in closed loop mode, may throw a code if the STFT maxes out, and once the LTFTs get relearned it could make that bank run rich in open loop mode.
It would drive me crazy--I'd have to fix it...
It's not good, and will of course only get worse if not tended to--it may also cause the O2 sensor readings on that bank report lean--which is better than having it report rich.
This will cost you some fuel economy in closed loop mode, may throw a code if the STFT maxes out, and once the LTFTs get relearned it could make that bank run rich in open loop mode.
It would drive me crazy--I'd have to fix it...
#16
Aren't exhaust leaks funny things? Sometimes you could swear it's some sort of dark mechanical problem...
It's not good, and will of course only get worse if not tended to--it may also cause the O2 sensor readings on that bank report lean--which is better than having it report rich.
This will cost you some fuel economy in closed loop mode, may throw a code if the STFT maxes out, and once the LTFTs get relearned it could make that bank run rich in open loop mode.
It would drive me crazy--I'd have to fix it...
It's not good, and will of course only get worse if not tended to--it may also cause the O2 sensor readings on that bank report lean--which is better than having it report rich.
This will cost you some fuel economy in closed loop mode, may throw a code if the STFT maxes out, and once the LTFTs get relearned it could make that bank run rich in open loop mode.
It would drive me crazy--I'd have to fix it...
#17
I have no real notion of the cost, however I would be prepared for 1/2 or more of what it cost to have them installed--depending on whether they have to raise the engine/drop the A-frame. There's not a whole lot of room to work down there...
#18
I wish I would have seen this thread earlier...I knew after cliff said it didnt sound like pinging(I can't listen to vids here at work) that it was an exhaust leak for sure. I had the same issue in my truck before. Well, atleast you got it figured out!
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