The knocking noise is most noticeable at around 3k revs in second and third gear when the engine is slightly labouring I have a rod knock, 2000 2.7 should i fix it or do an engine upgrade It doesn't appear to be getting worse but i'm concerned it may progress.
How To Repair Rod Knock
Hey guys i've just joined the world of porsche boxsters and love it so far
I own a 2005/2006 porsche boxster facelift model, 2.7 and although it runs
Just replacing some suspension bits as a bit of knocking going on, replaced the wishbone arm and the bushes in that were trash, and done the d bushes on the anti roll bar (they didn't look back. When checking the front suspension, i noticed a knocking sound when i spin the rotors backward and forwards by hand I sounds like it could be coming from the lower control arm (coffin. Car developed a knocking noise at slow speed turning into the drive at home
Took to a local independent dealer, diagnosed inner track rod end. At this juncture, he has little to lose, but is considering spending a lot money to replace an ims bearing that may not be bad or the source of the knock The cam deviation values at idle only take. Once warmed up i can even hear what sounds like rod knocking from my turbo
Turns out the noise is from the gear box, the rattle of the gears on the input shaft.
It sounds like a light knock, its a consistant rythm and if i increase rpm, i don't hear it any more I tried removing one plug/injector wire at a time to see if it changes. One sound that does, “rod knock”, requires immediate action Because fixing rod knock takes advanced mechanical skills, it's best to take your vehicle to a mechanic
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