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Posted by dr.sportster on December 03, 2006 at 18:50:37 from (67.72.98.88):
In Reply to: Re: Noise posted by Hobobob74 on December 03, 2006 at 18:17:45:
If you dont know what oil is in it now you could start with an oil change using the recommended oil.Then monitor the oil pressure.As a rod bearing wears it will show some drop in pressure.You can sometimes go for a good while with a rod knocking but if it lets loose it can break the block or pan.It could also be the small end of a rod which is not as threatning.As an experiment you could also try a can of STP or Wynns [doesnt fix anything but may keep the noise down].One thing that does go away with warm up is piston slap which is also not realy going to cause damage.Hard to say without hearing it.Watch the oil pressure.
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