the motor has about 123,XXX miles. i turboed it at 122,000 miles.480sx wrote:How many miles on the car?
Have you done any work to the car recently?
Kinda sounds like the beginning stages of rod knock dude.
im going to double check timing this weekend. it was at 20* going to double check. whats better if it is at 20*? bring it to down or higher? to see if detonation still occurs?shimizu_17 wrote:Maybe you got a bad batch of gas? Timing is not where it should be? Your a/f ratios seem ok to me.
+1WDRacing wrote:My problem is that at one point you ran an Emance tune that was very rich, that means fuel got into the oil and probably ruined the bearings.
well when i was reving it, i guess i reved it high enough for the bov to sound? does that mean i had some boost build up? when i was running rich it was more like 11-12s on idle. i didnt run it that long until i got better afrs. the noise was more like a popping sound?WDRacing wrote:Detonation only happens when on boost, NOT when in neutral. The motor has to be under a load and in your case, under boost. If it detonates without being in boost, the tune isn't correct. But you have a wideband so...
Sounds like rod knock to me as well. I hope not, cause that's a rebuild.
My problem is that at one point you ran an Emance tune that was very rich, that means fuel got into the oil and probably ruined the bearings. If this is the case, you can thank Jason for destroying your motor.
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not long. i never drove it while i was running rich. i am pretty sure i only drove it when i had afrs of +13 never any time below that except the first time i took it around the block, but it leaned out after that first test drive. i always checked the oil and changed it if i had a hint of gas smell in the oil.480sx wrote:How rich were you running and how long did you run it like that?
im not really sure. all i know was that when i reved it from the engine bay, it was more like popping sounds at high rpm to make the stock bov recirculate, but how come when i rev it up at a steady increasing rate, i do not hear the noise? i am planning to do a compression test asap.KA720 wrote:are you sure the knocking sound is coming from the bottom end?I ask because it's not uncommon for a head gasket to blow between cylinders and for it to sound like a light knock, due to the cylinders swapping compression back and forth between each other. The old z24 engines in the 720 truck are well known for this, I've also seen the same thing happen to a KA, not saying it isn't rod knock, but it wouldn't hurt to do a compression test.
take a long screwdriver and put the tip in different places of the motor while putting your ear at the end of the screwdriver (especially your head) and pin point where the noise is coming from. then post back with results, i bet its your timing chain.a240sxpinoy wrote:i was lookin at some vids on youtube for rod knock and thats not how my car sounds..i guess i should have stated POPPIN noises around the same time the bov recirculates.
ill try to get a vid to make everything make sense...sorry for the confusion. but ya not knocking more like a popping noise
i agree480sx wrote:If it sounds like that its most likely rod knock. Its soo easy to destroy a motor if your running rich, even at idle.
try post up a vid of your engine.a240sxpinoy wrote:really rod knock?? how come its at a higher rpm when i start hearing the noise
the car on idle has no noise when revving around 3-4 thousand rpm no noise engine sounds smooth only when you jump the rpm.
What your describing really just sounds like rod knock man. When a car first starts to rod knock, you can ease onto the throttle and go up in RPMs without it making any sounds. However when you try to give it any amount of throttle you will hear it knock then it will smooth out.a240sxpinoy wrote:really rod knock?? how come its at a higher rpm when i start hearing the noise
the car on idle has no noise when revving around 3-4 thousand rpm no noise engine sounds smooth only when you jump the rpm.