Ticking comes and goes
#31
Not trying to hijack and this may be a topic for it's own thread...
#32
Yes it's been thoroughly covered in other threads. You can start here:
https://rennlist.com/forums/997-forum/931305-poll-scored-cylinder-failure-for-your-997-y-or-n-tell-us-yr-997-1-or-997-2-a-8.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/997-forum/931305-poll-scored-cylinder-failure-for-your-997-y-or-n-tell-us-yr-997-1-or-997-2-a-8.html
#33
That good it threw a code, might be a simple fix.
mine never threw a code. Even with severe scoring in cyl 4 & 6 never threw a code. In fact if you ignored the knocking noise and the massive amounts of oil burning, you wouldn't even know. Idled fine and always pulled like a train.
mine never threw a code. Even with severe scoring in cyl 4 & 6 never threw a code. In fact if you ignored the knocking noise and the massive amounts of oil burning, you wouldn't even know. Idled fine and always pulled like a train.
Yes it's been thoroughly covered in other threads. You can start here:
https://rennlist.com/forums/997-foru...997-2-a-8.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/997-foru...997-2-a-8.html
Thanks for the link... I never go over to that area of the forum. Good read. I'll do some more searching. In my case, if it ever comes to this, I've already decided an engine rebuild/swap is not economically prudent. I am curious as to how far one can drive with these conditions. Did I see you post in the 997 thread you shared? You have scoring and still running strong?
#35
Could not get it narrowed to one spot. I can retake from under the car or lid up and inside.Then post up for all to peruse. Went to pick it up the other day and it threw a code P1325. Apparently it is cam alignments being off ? Ill know more today. Thx Dr Strangelove for the youtube help and remember no fighting in the War room. Thanks for the input. The saga grows.
Re P1325, it's bank2 variocam issue. There are many things to check so it will take some good diagnostic to narrow down the culprit before you start replacing anything (can be very expensive if you just throw parts at it w/o deep diagnostic).
#36
Instructor
Thread Starter
Great info and questions , I too have been pondering the financial worm hole. I look forward to reading the above links. As I progress I will keep posted. BTW car still drives very well despite the tick , as reported above
wormhole is a theoretical passage through space-time that could create shortcuts for long journeys across the universe. Wormholes are predicted by the theory of general relativity. But be wary: wormholes bring with them the dangers of sudden collapse, high radiation and dangerous contact with exotic matter.
wormhole is a theoretical passage through space-time that could create shortcuts for long journeys across the universe. Wormholes are predicted by the theory of general relativity. But be wary: wormholes bring with them the dangers of sudden collapse, high radiation and dangerous contact with exotic matter.
#37
Rennlist Member
This brings up a question... What's the end game with cylinder scoring? Failing performance to the point where it's not a viable running engine? What's the cost to correct this situation? Is it worth the cost? How long can an engine run with this condition before it gets to critical mass.
Not trying to hijack and this may be a topic for it's own thread...
Not trying to hijack and this may be a topic for it's own thread...
Eventually, as wear increases, the clearance opens up, and scoring will increase further up the bore from foreign object debris in the oil. Ticking is usually the increased piston to cylinder clearance which is the first symptom, followed by oil consumption, then fouled plugs and misfires.
#38
The progression of a cylinder failure from scoring typically first starts with the ferrous coating falling off the piston skirts. You then get aluminum to aluminum contact between the skirt and bore with highest amount of side loading (and wear) at BDC (bottom dead center). Loads are highest here because the pistons come out of the bore 2mm with the 78mm stroke and 7mm with the 82mm stroke.
Eventually, as wear increases, the clearance opens up, and scoring will increase further up the bore from foreign object debris in the oil. Ticking is usually the increased piston to cylinder clearance which is the first symptom, followed by oil consumption, then fouled plugs and misfires.
Eventually, as wear increases, the clearance opens up, and scoring will increase further up the bore from foreign object debris in the oil. Ticking is usually the increased piston to cylinder clearance which is the first symptom, followed by oil consumption, then fouled plugs and misfires.
#39
#42
Instructor
Thread Starter
No I have not .... the ticking is softer.The right bank of lifters were replaced, #1 was soft and squishy. Tensioners were replaced. Driven it with and additive Liqui Moly for over 400 miles , shot in the dark. I have changed the oil , put in new oil and filter. I am trying to post youtube vids of the 3 times after I went for long runs @ 70 miles plus at 4k to 5 - 6 k rpm on the roads, Even did a Newcomb ranch run just because. My indie has posted on his "indie blogs" . So far nothing. as mentioned , it has gotten softer. It runs great no issues just that damn ticking. When I get the vids up they will be posted as tlake ticking. Thanks for checking , Happy New Year
#44
Instructor
Thread Starter
Up on the rack after the oil change. The one above I am thinking finally circulated fully at full temp ? To be monitored further this weekend
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFt5...ature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFt5...ature=youtu.be
#45
Up on the rack after the oil change. The one above I am thinking finally circulated fully at full temp ? To be monitored further this weekend
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFt5...ature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFt5...ature=youtu.be
Post 44 may need some expert to listen to it as it sounds to have more bass... maybe it is the recording though.