Evo 9 4g63 ticking noise diagnosis
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Evo 9 4g63 ticking noise diagnosis
Hey all,
I've an evo 9 with a built 4g63 that has developed a nasty ticking noise when running. It's much louder than lifter tick and audible throughout the whole rev range.
Anyone got any experience with this sound able to tell me what it could be?
Here is a short clip I've taken of the noise
Thanks in advance ��
I've an evo 9 with a built 4g63 that has developed a nasty ticking noise when running. It's much louder than lifter tick and audible throughout the whole rev range.
Anyone got any experience with this sound able to tell me what it could be?
Here is a short clip I've taken of the noise
Thanks in advance ��
Last edited by aquaplane; Sep 13, 2019 at 09:01 AM.
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Yes, I suspected Rod knock as well. That will be the next thing I'll be checking.
They currently have GSC zero ticks in there atm that aren't very old, perhaps 5k km's on them. They could possibly have gone bad so I'm going to replace them all with new ones, while the cams are out.
They currently have GSC zero ticks in there atm that aren't very old, perhaps 5k km's on them. They could possibly have gone bad so I'm going to replace them all with new ones, while the cams are out.
#12
Yes, I suspected Rod knock as well. That will be the next thing I'll be checking.
They currently have GSC zero ticks in there atm that aren't very old, perhaps 5k km's on them. They could possibly have gone bad so I'm going to replace them all with new ones, while the cams are out.
They currently have GSC zero ticks in there atm that aren't very old, perhaps 5k km's on them. They could possibly have gone bad so I'm going to replace them all with new ones, while the cams are out.
#13
For rod knock diagnosis, set the parking brake, clutch in, transmission in 1st gear. Raise engine speed slightly so it knocks loudly. Very slowly disengage the clutch holding the throttle open. if the knock goes away while slowly engaging the clutch, it's a bad rod bearing or several. Unfortunately, I know that this method works for diagnosis- although it was not on my Evo.
#14
I've finally gotten back to the evo. I've installed new gsc lifters and the issue persists.
I've just checked all rod bearings and there is no play in them. Stumped!
Balance shaft seems to have a bit of play.. Would it be safe to remove balance belt on the timing side and run car without to determine if that is the knock?
I've just checked all rod bearings and there is no play in them. Stumped!
Balance shaft seems to have a bit of play.. Would it be safe to remove balance belt on the timing side and run car without to determine if that is the knock?
#15
I've finally gotten back to the evo. I've installed new gsc lifters and the issue persists.
I've just checked all rod bearings and there is no play in them. Stumped!
Balance shaft seems to have a bit of play.. Would it be safe to remove balance belt on the timing side and run car without to determine if that is the knock?
I've just checked all rod bearings and there is no play in them. Stumped!
Balance shaft seems to have a bit of play.. Would it be safe to remove balance belt on the timing side and run car without to determine if that is the knock?