T turboclam Well-Known Member Joined Sep 30, 2003 Nov 17, 2015 #21 Get a piece of heater hose a few feet long and put it to your ear. See if you can pinpoint the noise. If you have some noticeable power loss I'd be looking for a broke valve spring.
Get a piece of heater hose a few feet long and put it to your ear. See if you can pinpoint the noise. If you have some noticeable power loss I'd be looking for a broke valve spring.
V VenomGT That Youtube Guy Joined Mar 31, 2014 Dec 5, 2015 #22 I hate to say it but this sound like rod knock unless your cross over over pipe came undone somehow.
B broke86gn Member Joined May 30, 2010 Dec 5, 2015 #23 Sounds exactly like my car did the 2 times I pushed the headgasket on the #3 and #4 cylinders. I could actually see the gasket split and pushed out the side. Do a compression check
Sounds exactly like my car did the 2 times I pushed the headgasket on the #3 and #4 cylinders. I could actually see the gasket split and pushed out the side. Do a compression check
E EVIL BANNED FOREVER Joined Jun 30, 2008 Dec 5, 2015 #24 Doesn't sound good. Get some scanmaster numbers and see how readings are. D
P poppy1440 Active Member Joined Mar 1, 2009 Dec 6, 2015 #25 Check to make sure none of your hoses have blown off. If not its bad news. Sounds exactly like mine sounded when I bent an exhaust valve a few months ago. Exactly like mine sounded.
Check to make sure none of your hoses have blown off. If not its bad news. Sounds exactly like mine sounded when I bent an exhaust valve a few months ago. Exactly like mine sounded.
