Subject	Guess suggestion...
Posted by	JMartz on November 07, 2011 at 9:27 AM
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In Reply To	Mystery Top-End Tick/knock Diagnosis, Part III (VIDEO) posted by Zinn2win on November 06, 2011 at 10:01 PM
Message	The sound does not sound rythmic enough to be an internal engine part. Check the crank pulley nut. It is also possible that a cam sprocket or idler/tensioner is not tight.
Follow Ups	Mystery Top-End Tick/knock Diagnosis, Part III (VIDEO) - Zinn2win 22:01:41 11/06/11 Guess suggestion... - JMartz 09:27:07 11/07/11 Tend to agree... - ChristopherTheOne 09:49:58 11/07/11 I agree that it doesn't sound like an internal engine part. - pa300 17:04:21 11/10/11 Good guesses (And thanks!), however... - Zinn2win 10:30:42 11/07/11 Brett says not to use the JWT springs. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 11:37:20 11/07/11 Well, theres something else I need to address now. - Zinn2win 15:08:10 11/07/11 It kinda sounds like somethng is loose in the head. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 15:42:50 11/07/11 Honeslty, that's what I have been thinking, but its static - Zinn2win 17:21:46 11/07/11 Had that same noise on a motor with a cracked wrist pin - ztunerz 08:31:15 11/09/11 Thanks for the insight Harry. A local guy close to me has - Zinn2win 11:45:00 11/09/11
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