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Old 22 November 2014, 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted by scoobyloverx4
Ok I'm gonna sound mega thick now. But how can u tell if ya car a wrx or not or are the turbos standers wrx. Mines the 2ltr turbo twin cam ?
As I posted earlier your car is a UK turbo 2000.
Old 22 November 2014, 10:35 PM
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I know the car is but people are saying the engine is the wrx cause it's twin cam not single . Just want to know how to tell
Old 22 November 2014, 10:36 PM
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Or are all turbo 2000 twin cams anyways
Old 22 November 2014, 10:39 PM
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All our engines are in fact quad cam. Stop listening to these other people. They're leading you up the wrong path. All our turbo engines are the same layout in general whether it's Turbo 2000, WRX, STI and so on.
Old 22 November 2014, 10:48 PM
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as good as it is to see an impreza saved from the scrap heap i dont think this one is worth saving due to the cost of repairs.
id get rid asap and spend the cash on a running one.
Old 26 November 2014, 11:01 AM
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Thanks pinhole. .


Well as sad as sounds my girl still knocking her boobies off. So got feeling the guys had fun with her. The shims are fine . She's got new tensioners and pullys. Action of plan take sump off and see what damage is. But if worst it's the pistons it's not to bad lucky the bottom end looks in tact from outside so piston hasn't gone through engine . Just bit gutted can't get her sill welded yet lol so sorry guys got to wait bit longer . I am determined to make this girl better
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Originally Posted by scoobyloverx4
Thanks pinhole. . Well as sad as sounds my girl still knocking her boobies off. So got feeling the guys had fun with her. The shims are fine . She's got new tensioners and pullys. Action of plan take sump off and see what damage is. But if worst it's the pistons it's not to bad lucky the bottom end looks in tact from outside so piston hasn't gone through engine . Just bit gutted can't get her sill welded yet lol so sorry guys got to wait bit longer . I am determined to make this girl better
I does seem very likely the crank bearings have failed. Extremely common!
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She runs great no miss fire no smoke nothing just a blooming stupid ticking noise which when read up could of been either 2 things shims or tensioners . But these fine so if any body any other ideas of what the ticking noise is when start her up please suggest. Theirs oil getting to both sides shims free. Plugs fine valves arnt hitting the spark plugs. So its a baffle. And the sound is like it's coming from top end not bottom very strange .
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Originally Posted by scoobyloverx4
She runs great no miss fire no smoke nothing just a blooming stupid ticking noise which when read up could of been either 2 things shims or tensioners . But these fine so if any body any other ideas of what the ticking noise is when start her up please suggest. Theirs oil getting to both sides shims free. Plugs fine valves arnt hitting the spark plugs. So its a baffle. And the sound is like it's coming from top end not bottom very strange .
How loud/severe is it?
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Ok cool thanks pin hole. Will defo change em and see. Thanks for advice .

Is their a way to change them with engine in place or do we need engine out as we no crane lol
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Originally Posted by scoobyloverx4
Ok cool thanks pin hole. Will defo change em and see. Thanks for advice . Is their a way to change them with engine in place or do we need engine out as we no crane lol
It's a big job, not possible with the engine in the car as the block halves have to be separated. As I was asking, how loud or bad is it? Does it keep doing it even when running for a while?
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It's quite a loud ticking and quite fast Chris said it sounds like a faulty hydrolic lifter but these are shims on this one .
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No it seems to sound bit slower when warms up but still their
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There's a few things it could be:

Sticky bucket (shim is underneath)
Loose spark plug
Noisy injector (they tick a little bit as normal)
Bad manifold gasket
Piston slap
Or indeed the big end bearings as I said already.

Can you take a video of it?
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I've a video but not sure how to upload.
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Upload it to YouTube and then put the link to it on here is easiest.
Old 26 November 2014, 11:19 AM
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Spark plugs are brand new and fine.
Shims hubby said he can turn them free hand .

It don't sound like an injector too loud of a tick.
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Ahh ok . Can u do it on photo bucket cause it says upload vid and photos
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Originally Posted by scoobyloverx4
Spark plugs are brand new and fine. Shims hubby said he can turn them free hand . It don't sound like an injector too loud of a tick.
Has he actually measured the valve clearance? Turning the buckets by hand isn't the same as checking the shim thickness and also doesn't prove that they can slide in and out of their bore freely.
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Originally Posted by scoobyloverx4
Ahh ok . Can u do it on photo bucket cause it says upload vid and photos
Yeah should work!
Old 26 November 2014, 11:22 AM
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Just had a thought, this engine might not actually have shims under the buckets. I believe it was early STI engines had them, could be wrong. It still could be a bad bucket.
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Am just up loading it on photo bucket
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Another thought, what type/viscosity oil was put in?
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Old 26 November 2014, 11:36 AM
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http://vid395.photobucket.com/albums...pshknvpxzk.mp4
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Was 10/40 . Just to run through to do oil changes then put clean oil in
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That's pretty serious sounding. Does sound a little different to what I've heard before coming from big end bearings admittedly but I bet that's what it is.
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Originally Posted by piehole1983
Has he actually measured the valve clearance? Turning the buckets by hand isn't the same as checking the shim thickness and also doesn't prove that they can slide in and out of their bore freely.



How do you do that
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So could be big ends then. Just got to try get sump off as some idiot put some super dry stuff to seal it lol
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Originally Posted by scoobyloverx4
How do you do that
He should know

Here's a big end failure taken from YouTube:



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