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Originally posted by TobyB View Post1 tooth probably didn't bend a valve, but a quick leakdown test would be worth it.
I'd look at the airbox and its connections next, just on the random list....
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Nothing to do with the air box. It's loud noises like piston to valve.
What are the chances that the timing gears themselves are tweaked or mis marked? Maybe the key or dowel is/are messed up
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Originally posted by CarsSuck View PostWhat kind of person rebuilds a motor and leaves a broken rotor sprocket?
Have you pulled the valve cover and checked the valve clearance?
Sorry I can't be of help, but when did you buy the car?
bought the car friday
rebuild motor with all recepits but kid couldnt get it to start
all new in box suspension components (billy sports and ie3 springs, front control arms, tie rods, sway links, rack bushings, trailing, sway and subframe bushings)
all new rotors and pads
all new wheel bearings
poly motor and diff mounts
new guibo
new clutch fw and pp
SS brake lines
3 DMEs
3 coils
2 sets of plugs
3 sets of injectors
2 AFMs
2 CPS's
2 caps and rotors
extra timing belt
extra PERFECT dash
konig 17s with new tires
all for $1k.
Spoiled rich kid couldnt figure out the no spark issue and had a hissy fit and sold it for pennys. i happen to see it and have my trailer hooked up and i bought it 30 minutes after he listed it on craigs
Originally posted by E30ruben View PostPull the valve cover off.. You most likely have a broken rocker
my conclusion is that the head was milled and block decked thus the piston to valve clearance is to small. I'm purchasing the +0.3mm (2.05mm) head gasket and new head bolts today. will update when i install them.
A buddy of mine that races SE30 told me about the gasket and that he had to use it after rebuilding the motor several times. his problematic sound was similar to mine.Last edited by B-well; 03-05-2012, 06:46 PM.
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I would say that one or both of the head locating dowels are missing or that the head was over milled and valves are kissing pistons. But either of those conditions would make noise at idle. I have a suspicion that something more serious went wrong in the rebuild.
Do the receipts show the rebuild as being done by a shop, or are they only for parts?The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
Jim Levie, Huntsville, AL
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Originally posted by jlevie View PostI would say that one or both of the head locating dowels are missing or that the head was over milled and valves are kissing pistons. But either of those conditions would make noise at idle. I have a suspicion that something more serious went wrong in the rebuild.
Do the receipts show the rebuild as being done by a shop, or are they only for parts?
it does make a very faint noise at idle but much much worse in revs.
im going to purchase the 2.05mm gasket and see if thats all it needs. otherwise it may be time for a head that hasnt been milled
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Originally posted by B-well View Postrebuild was done at a very well known shop in my area that has done rebuilds for myself.
it does make a very faint noise at idle but much much worse in revs.
im going to purchase the 2.05mm gasket and see if thats all it needs. otherwise it may be time for a head that hasnt been milled
I routinely mill a race head down to the limit to gain a bit of compression ratio. That does affect cam timing and that error gets corrected by an offset bushing installed into the cam sprocket.The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
Jim Levie, Huntsville, AL
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You might want to pull the harmonic balancer off and check the timing belt alignment on the sprocket itself instead of the balancer, I have seen some with the alignment pin sheered off. Worth a look before you pull the head. If it is lined up, I would pull the head and find all the bent valves ( normally exhaust ) and replace them. ;-)sigpic
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