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Daviso27 02-23-2004 09:04 PM

Fukin Lude
 
My lude is making some crazyass knockin noise coming from the block...I thought it might be time for an oil change, did that, but the knockin is worse...Next time you see a lude on the road please say: " Fuk Ludes!' Thank you

V8killimports 02-23-2004 09:36 PM

Re: Fukin Lude
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Daviso27
My lude is making some crazyass knockin noise coming from the block...I thought it might be time for an oil change, did that, but the knockin is worse...Next time you see a lude on the road please say: " Fuk Ludes!' Thank you


Uhh. a oil change won't make a knock go away. If something happened to the engine due to oil neglect, the damage was already done btw. I dunno what knock u are hearing but check what gas you are using, try higher grade, and check timing.

GT40FIED 02-24-2004 05:14 AM

Re: Re: Fukin Lude
 
Quote:

Originally posted by V8killimports
Uhh. a oil change won't make a knock go away. If something happened to the engine due to oil neglect, the damage was already done btw. I dunno what knock u are hearing but check what gas you are using, try higher grade, and check timing.


That's always a good bet. If that fails, you're probably in deep shit engine-wise. A knock won't go away with an oil change unless you ran the motor bone dry and you're fucked either way. I'd test your ignition parts to make sure they're working as they should. If they are then it's probably internal and if that's the case I don't envy you.

4drmadness 02-24-2004 07:01 AM

Bearings are probably shot.....probably going to have to have the block rebuild or find you another one.....But maybe have timing checked and up your Gas Pump Grade,87/89/92, bump it up if you aren't already using like a 90+...
Sorry to hear that..My girl has an 88 Lude and she feels the same about it...:mad: lol lol

MAXed Out 02-24-2004 08:02 AM

Just go have it diagnosed (i dunno if spelled it rite) but that mite help.

HndaTch627 02-24-2004 11:07 AM

so let me get this right, it's the cars fault it's been neglected by the owner??


:rolleyes:

V8killimports 02-24-2004 02:07 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by HndaTch627
so let me get this right, it's the cars fault it's been neglected by the owner??


:rolleyes:



yer goddamn right it is.

Daviso27 02-26-2004 12:44 PM

On my defense...This was a "hand-me-down, buy my car, becuase I can't afford it" type of deal several years ago...I have had a 85 Prelude sold it at 168K, a CRX I fliped several times (totaled), and my lude I have had since it had 70K....It now has 156K on it....Oil changes regularly 20W50 with a quart of Lucas...In the last three years I have avaraged 1K-2K in repairs and maitnence each year. The mechanic said that the sequencals are fucked and the reason the oil light came on was because the sensor was apparently indicating some metal-metal grinding. That is why I changed the oil right away. My valves are also fucked as well as other internal problems. He estimated that it might be cheaper and easier to just swap out the engine...being that I'm a broke-ass man, this sucksdonkeyballs. I kept my engine clean and in shape...You could fry an egg on thatbiatch and eat it...I am not a mechanic

I was planning to get rid of my car by trading it in or selling it in the past, but know I would have to fix it before I can do anything....

GeneralDzur 02-26-2004 09:07 PM

Man, sorry to hear that...

- Dzur

thermal 02-27-2004 11:54 PM

timing.... get your tuning done. If the internals are still in good shape, the knocking sound will go away..... even a valve clearance job might do... goodluck

HndaTch627 03-01-2004 12:50 PM

you put 20w-50 in a honda??? that wasn't very smart, no wonder the motor is toast, 5W-30....that is why my customers have cars that run till 200k miles


1994 Civic CX 195k miles and doesn't burn a drop of oil between 3500 mile oil changes


20W-50 was NOT meant for hondas

GT40FIED 03-01-2004 02:31 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by HndaTch627
you put 20w-50 in a honda??? that wasn't very smart, no wonder the motor is toast, 5W-30....that is why my customers have cars that run till 200k miles


1994 Civic CX 195k miles and doesn't burn a drop of oil between 3500 mile oil changes


20W-50 was NOT meant for hondas



I was curious about that too. 20W50 is waaaay too heavy for anything that isn't a hard charing big power motor that sees a lot of abuse...and even then I'd only run it in the summer.

ebpda9 03-01-2004 03:24 PM

what? bigger numbers is better :rolleyes: ;)

HndaTch627 03-02-2004 03:04 AM

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Originally posted by GT40FIED
I was curious about that too. 20W50 is waaaay too heavy for anything that isn't a hard charing big power motor that sees a lot of abuse...and even then I'd only run it in the summer.
also was an excuse to build super loose motors and get every ounce of HP out of them, of course you are talkin about an engine that might see 10k in it's life...where as a car like mine sees 3k a month


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