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Old 16 February 2013, 02:55 PM
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Default Engine failure???? VIDEO ADDED!!!!!

with any sort big end failure would I defo metal filings in my oil??

Only makes this knocking with these little revs not on tick over or on boost!! been to a few local garages but none can pin point, which I had a specialist close to me!!!

http://i1024.photobucket.com/albums/...F35139684F.mp4

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99.9% sure you would yes unfortunately
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Originally Posted by Infected by sti
99.9% sure you would yes unfortunately
This is what I thought!! I have suspected big end failure so done abit of investigating today have strained the oil through a cloth which took over an hour and there was nothing atal left in the cloth!

Had it over a pit and the noise that only accours with small blips of the throttle sounds as if its coming from the box/clutch also the noise it slightly louder when clutch is depressed!!

It's doing my head in lol!!
Old 16 February 2013, 03:17 PM
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Clutch release bearing?

Got a specialist near you?
Old 16 February 2013, 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by alcazar
Clutch release bearing?

Got a specialist near you?
Not that I no of!
Old 16 February 2013, 04:42 PM
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Where you from?

Not hearing a little piston slap from cold are you? Or is it continuous regardless of the temp?
Old 16 February 2013, 05:01 PM
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Walton in essex!! No not slap, it's always there but only with little blips of the throttle!
Old 16 February 2013, 05:13 PM
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What led up to this happening, it is possible to have slack bearings without any fleck showing through in the oil if its only just started.

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Originally Posted by Bob Rawle
What led up to this happening, it is possible to have slack bearings without any fleck showing through in the oil if its only just started.

cheers

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I first noticed the noise when I removed the nur spec cat back for the standard prodrive system!!

Harri.
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Originally Posted by harrisard
I first noticed the noise when I removed the nur spec cat back for the standard prodrive system!!

Harri.
Its not a heat shield rattling about is it ?
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Originally Posted by chopperman
Its not a heat shield rattling about is it ?
Na its defo not coming from the exhaust been underneath it today and the noise is coming from box/clutch area!!
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How is your clutch? Still feel as it normally does? Not the clutch starting to deteriorate is it and where your putting your foot on the clutch so its engaged, its catching on the flywheel / pressure plate somehow? Flywheel bolts loose or actual flywheel damaged? If your confident its coming from that area and its definitely worse when the clutch is engaged then I would be inclined to pull it apart to start looking for an answer, its sounding box/clutch related with the way your describing it

Does the knock/rattle get louder/faster when held at a steady rev? Is it specifically more noisy at one part of the rev band than the rest I.E loudest at 1500rpm and no noise higher up the revs at 6k?

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Originally Posted by Infected by sti
How is your clutch? Still feel as it normally does? Not the clutch starting to deteriorate is it and where your putting your foot on the clutch so its engaged, its catching on the flywheel / pressure plate somehow? Flywheel bolts loose or actual flywheel damaged? If your confident its coming from that area and its definitely worse when the clutch is engaged then I would be inclined to pull it apart to start looking for an answer, its sounding box/clutch related with the way your describing it

Does the knock/rattle get louder/faster when held at a steady rev? Is it specifically more noisy at one part of the rev band than the rest I.E loudest at 1500rpm and no noise higher up the revs at 6k?
It doesn't do it if the revs are held at any point it's only little blips and only does it right at the start of the blip if ya get wot I'm saying lol! On the way back from investigating it today was abit more confident that it may not be big ends so took it through the gears more but still didn't cane it and it comes on boost lovely and makes no funny noises. The only time it's apparent when driving is pulling away in first can hear a knock/rattle.

It's doing me in not had it 2 weeks just want to enjoy it!
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I think your experiencing a little piston slap at the lower of the revs, alot of cars do it, its nothing majorly to worry about, is it slightly louder when cold? can you hear a very light type of knock/slap noise almost a hollow type knock rather than a full on grumble?
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Go get a video of the noise and post it up if you can
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It's defo not slap my old v4 type r had abit of slap when cold and my forged evo6 also had slap when cold so would recognise that sound!!
Old 16 February 2013, 08:43 PM
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A big end knock is noticeably worse when loading the engine.
The best way of picking it up is to tweak the throttle with the bonnet up.
Hold it at approximately 1500 rpm then blip to 3000 or so. The first part of the rev uptake will be much noisier if the big ends have failed, like a sort of brrrrp sound.
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vid added!!!
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Sounds a bit slow to be big end, have a look on u tube and you will see what i mean.
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Thats deffo not big ends mate(The good news)
Havnt a feckin clue what it is tho!(The bad news)
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Originally Posted by ditchmyster
Sounds a bit slow to be big end, have a look on u tube and you will see what i mean.
yeah I've watched a few on YouTube and mine sounds nothing like any of them!!! I can also feel the knock through the clutch pedal when depressed!!
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Originally Posted by poolio74
Thats deffo not big ends mate(The good news)
Havnt a feckin clue what it is tho!(The bad news)
I really do hope it's not the big ends!!! it's doing my nut in just want to enjoy driving it!!
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also does the knocking when pulling away in first but if you pull away and let the car go along on tick over and then put foot down no noise
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Originally Posted by harrisard
I really do hope it's not the big ends!!! it's doing my nut in just want to enjoy driving it!!
It sounds like something loose or maybe catching.
Your gonna have to take her in and get it checked by a specialist.
It doesnt sound engine related to me.
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Engine sounds ok tbh.

Think something's loose somewhere.
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Have a look at the down pipe m8 you no wear it bolts to the car it may be loose
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Originally Posted by scoobyman2007
Have a look at the down pipe m8 you no wear it bolts to the car it may be loose
I hope it's something simple mate!!
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Originally Posted by harrisard
I hope it's something simple mate!!


Have a look at it m8 as my m8 had this not to long a go
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Originally Posted by scoobyman2007
Have a look at it m8 as my m8 had this not to long a go
Will do mate but if it was that would I feel it through the clutch pedal??
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sounds like it could be in time with the boost solenoid? Appreciate the actual noise is far to loud to be the solenoid itself but could this be having a knock on affect on something else?


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