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Yes! Those sound very plausible. I'll try the soap...right now!
WRT the HB screws, I guess I could at least investigate if they are tight. Will get back to you... |
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Well the good thing is, you appear to have no blow by. Now have you, while running cracked the injector hard lines, one at a time and see if the noise changes/goes away....the one video made it sound like an injector nailing.....squeaking belt is because if oil....you where running the engine without a valve cover, oil sprayed, dripped and ran everywhere I am sure.
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Well, I'm embarrassed to say I overlooked squeaks 101. The soap did the trick, at least for now. I'll check the HB bolts tomorrow up on the lift.
Squeaking existed pre-oil deluge, but I'm sure you're right that it contributed to the problem. Despite its issues, it's the best (and only) $700 car I've owned :-) So open a hard line a little to see if noise changes. Got it. Will also try that tomorrow. Thanks all!!! |
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Seeing no blow by is good and bad...it could mean the car was very well taken care of....or it could mean it had a new or half ass rebuilt head done....which could be bad, and the noise is a result because the bottom end of the engine had issues.
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