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Old 12 July 2001, 05:44 PM
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There is a clicking or knocking noise from near number 2 cylinder ( Impreza Turbo '98 ) which increases in speed as the engine speed increases . It sounds tappety . When I pull of the little connector to unload the cylinder it reduces in loudness and speed but is still there. Can anyone help ? I would like a bit of back up info for when I take it to the dealers and talk warranty claim.
Old 12 July 2001, 08:22 PM
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sounds like the dreaded piston slap to me
Old 12 July 2001, 08:51 PM
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No 4 for piston slap, sounds a bit more serious, No 2 is the lean cylinder. Could just be a lifter but needs investigating. As another thought, injectors make alot of noise sometimes as well.
Old 12 July 2001, 11:27 PM
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Piston slap was my first thought but this noise appears all the way from cold to hot. Somebody else mentioned injectors to me. Anyone else want to speculate?
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Big end bearing failure has to be in the differential diagnosis . Did it come on gradually, or suddenly when slowing from high rpm?
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It's definitely not a bearing failure , I think !! The noise is constant and is almost certainly not top end.
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Sorry I meant bottom end!
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