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> Something funny happening in my motor
post Aug 1, 2011 - 4:53 PM
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stephen_lee



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So i noticed that on cold starts ill get a bit of knocking that goes away as soon as the idle stabilizes, but will knock if i revv... now the weird thing is, if i revv up and hold it, the knock will happen until the engine speed stabilizes again, even if its 2500 rpm. now this will go away after a few minutes, and wont happen the rest of the day. even if the motor gets cold again.

The car doesnt burn much oil.. 3000 miles after the change im at a little above halfway. no leaks. the car does feel a bit slow but it IS an auto ST after all lol..

95 7afe, 240,000miles

ideas? piston slap? valve tap?


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post Aug 1, 2011 - 10:49 PM
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swap time... lol...

no clue brother.


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