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Bizarre Clicking Sound.
Hi There,
I just recently changed my rear wheel tires and a couple of days later I noticed a bizarre clicking noise coming from the rear of the car. It sounds like it's coming from the engine. I have uploaded a video of the sound to youTube. If someone could please have a listen and let me know what it might be that would be great. Thanks VIDEO LINK: Porsche Boxster - YouTube |
Sounds like a classic valve tap.
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Loose spark plug? Exhaust leak?
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That's under the valve cover and under the cam. Last DOHC car I had had hydraulic lifters that stuck and went bad. Also made exact same crisp tap. |
I just had the oil and filter changed over a month ago. First the idiot put the wrong filter in and it was leaking like crazy so I had to take it back and he put the correct oil filter on this time and the leaking has stopped since then.
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A lifter will make a noise at half the engine speed. the video sounds like a lifter/cam follower or whatever they call it. I would check it pretty quickly.
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Jake Raby also mentions pick up screen being clogged with gasket making material is common if pan has been pulled. |
No noise today. How weird. I won't get too excited because I know it will come back.
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Sounds like a pulverized lifter. Needs fixing soon or it will grenade and send shiny bits everywhere internally.
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^ same failure in TheStone's recent thread for his track car.
so apparently a noisy lifter is not something you can live with it seems... |
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http://986forum.com/forums/general-discussions/52798-engine-failure-pics.html |
Who was it that had the broken valve spring? That thread had good pics and was more along the lines More would follow since his has not failed to that extent yet. Of course the OHCs come off, but not the heads.
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