sr20det 2800 rpm noise
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sounds like a ticking noise or a knock, but it doesnt sound like a rod knocking..
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Sounds sorta what mine does....like i said, if u wanna meet up and hear each other's car so we can compare. Im hoping to god mine's tranny related.
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what someone suggested to me is this:
1. start engine, rev to make sure noise is still present
2. unplug coilpack #1, rev engine. if sound is still present, replug in, goto cyl #2
3. unplug cyl #2 coilpack, rev, if sound is still present, replug in, goto cyl #3
4. continue doing this until the sound goes away. if the sound goes away on one particular cylinder being unplugged, then that particular cylinder/rod may have knock.
5. if the noise continues regardless of which one is unplugged, then your problem could be elsewhere.
1. start engine, rev to make sure noise is still present
2. unplug coilpack #1, rev engine. if sound is still present, replug in, goto cyl #2
3. unplug cyl #2 coilpack, rev, if sound is still present, replug in, goto cyl #3
4. continue doing this until the sound goes away. if the sound goes away on one particular cylinder being unplugged, then that particular cylinder/rod may have knock.
5. if the noise continues regardless of which one is unplugged, then your problem could be elsewhere.
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