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Old Aug 12, 2009, 07:58 PM   #16
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a rod bearing sounds more like a clunking noise then a tick I believe hahah

I could be wrong though. So wait for someone to confirm.
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Old Aug 13, 2009, 06:31 AM   #17
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i dont have an oil pressure gauge how else could i know if it was the rod bearings, what does it sound like when they go back?

thanks for the help
Start the car with the spark plug out of the cylinder you suspect. Without compression beating down on it, the noise will go away if it's a rod bearing.
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Old Aug 13, 2009, 06:47 AM   #18
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like loose heat sheilds on the exhaust?
For sure check the easy stuff under the hood.

My heat shield on my cat rusted at some of the seam welds and made the classic POS car noise (rattle) at idle and under light acceleration.

Crawl under it and give the exhaust a shove if you get a rattle go from there. However probly unlikely in your case I have an 03' that has seen lots of NE. winter and salt.

The DP./ crank case is always good to check, the rubber hangers tend to slide around a bit when wet.

Drive shaft carrier bearing or mounts? But again usually only in older or abused cars.

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Old Aug 13, 2009, 09:08 PM   #19
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Start the car with the spark plug out of the cylinder you suspect. Without compression beating down on it, the noise will go away if it's a rod bearing.
awesome, is this safe to do?

i dont have an exhaust manifold heat shield and i have a test pipe so it cant be that!

thanks for all the help guys i cant wait to check out the car this weekend
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After hearing a car running with a spun rod bearing it's a very noticeable clunk, not a tick. Lifter tick is one thing, a spun rod bearing is much much louder and it's consistent and doesn't go away. Does the noise ever go away?
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Old Aug 16, 2009, 12:49 AM   #21
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After hearing a car running with a spun rod bearing it's a very noticeable clunk, not a tick. Lifter tick is one thing, a spun rod bearing is much much louder and it's consistent and doesn't go away. Does the noise ever go away?
yes, when the the car i hot it shows up?
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If it sounds like a kid riding a bicycle with a card in the spokes and only does it when the engine is hot and you are getting onto the throttle then it may be a balance shaft bearing.
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