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1139.1 | Put some oil in it!!! | IOSG::MARSHALL | Harry Palmer | Mon Jul 09 1990 10:55 | 11 |
| Low oil level => low oil pressure during first few minutes of running =>
Poorly lubricated camshaft/tappets/rocker mechanism => tapping noise.
Problem compounded because (unless your car's very old) you've got hydraulic
tappets. There is usually a "whine" for the first few seconds of running, until
the oil pressure in these has built up. Maybe this is louder now as well?
Don't rely on the oil warning lamp on the dash; that won't come on until the
oil's low enough to have already damaged the engine. Check the dipstick weekly.
Scott
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1139.2 | blocked tubes | JUNO::FROST | On candystripe legs, the spiderman comes... | Mon Jul 09 1990 11:01 | 5 |
| If the oil level is ok, you may have some blocked/partially blocked oil
passages. Try adding some gunk removing additive to your oil before the next
change.
Warren
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1139.3 | Does it "Dong" | GIDDAY::HOOPER | Customer Service (Hardware), Sydney | Mon Jul 09 1990 11:33 | 2 |
| Sounds like "piston slap" to me!!
Regards, Ray
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1139.4 | Think about it... | DOOZER::JENKINS | Adrenalin is brown.. �K.Morrissey | Mon Jul 09 1990 13:11 | 9 |
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� 1139.3 Sounds like "piston slap" to me!!
Is that better or worse than "piston broke"?
;-)
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1139.5 | Any one who smokes Silk cut! | REPAIR::ATKINS | | Fri Apr 24 1992 11:25 | 11 |
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I've got a funny noise!
It can be heard at high speed,it sounds like the
alternators whinning,but I could be wrong.Does anyone else have this
problem?Is there a cure?
Also do you get more road noise from low profile tyres,than
from ordinary tyres?(Are pirelli P600 classed as Low profile?)
Andy...The-motor-hypercondriact.
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1139.6 | Oh, you haven't got one? | DCC::HAGARTY | Essen, Trinken und Shaggen... | Fri Apr 24 1992 16:38 | 3 |
| Ahhh Gi'day...�
It's the turbo.
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1139.7 | No turbo. | REPAIR::ATKINS | | Mon Apr 27 1992 10:27 | 10 |
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RE.6
As you say I haven't got a turbo(but I was thinking of
getting a courtney turbo,but at 2500 pounds it's a bit expensive).A
small question.Does the alternaters revolutions increase with Rpm's?
Any ideas??
Andy....Lucky-lucky-Leeds-boo-hoo-boo-hoo....MUFC...
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1139.8 | Unless the belt slips.... | WARNUT::RICE | Dry-weather biker | Mon Apr 27 1992 14:18 | 10 |
| >> <<< Note 1139.7 by REPAIR::ATKINS >>>
>> Does the alternaters revolutions increase with Rpm's?
Well take a look under the bonnet, see that the alternator pulley is
attached by a rubber belt thingy to an engine pulley and then tell us
what YOU think. :-) :-)
Stevie.
(Oh alright then, the answer is yes.)
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