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Engine sounds like a machine gun
i replaced yesterday the gaskets from the valve cover, and i had to replace the ones between the rocker arm assembly and the head. after replacement, i tigtened everything to the torque listed in the chiltons and haynes, but when i started the engine it sounded like a machine gun. do i need to do the valve adjustament too ? i haven't touched the adjustament screws, but i noticed some of them were worn. where can i get new ones ? does anyone know the specs for the valves ?
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What sounds like a machine gun? Does it sound like its coming from inside the motor? Is it a constant knocking or just when the accelerator is pressed? When's the last time you had an oil change?
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It sounds to me like something has fallen in there..
and gotten down to the cylinder. |
Actually it sounds like it's comming from the cylinder head. after the car warmed up last night it stopped once i gotr it on the freeway and above 3000rpms ( i really wanted a h22 ;) ) and it never came back this morning. i tested to see if one of the cylinders are missfireing, or has any knoks but none of them knock. tomorrow i'll have the valves adjusted, but i need to get those adjuster screws first. they are only 2.50 a piece at most. i just need to know the specs for the valve adjutament.
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ok now really sounds like something fell in.. When you revved it up, the loose particle was probably pressed in somewhere. Anyways, if its gone, its all good. |
i payed enough attention not to have crap falling in, or lose parts in there. i don't know maybe it was just the adjutament screw until it went to normal position
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I'm not real familar with your motor but it sounds as if replacing the gasket threw your valve lash off . Re-adjust them using the screws and feeler gauge's , And be sure to recheck them after 500miles of driving .
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it's almost the same head as dragracingaccord's. i just don't know the specs for adjusting them
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it started doing it again. fawk. i just don't see anything wrong with the head
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