Disco II knock.. changed everything, now what?
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Disco II knock.. changed everything, now what?
So I have a disco ii I got off a family friend who put a "new" engine in. There is a knock, cylinder 7 is misfiring, blow by when warmed up and so we've:
Mobile 1 10-40
Tested knock sensors,
injectors (swapped with 7)
New plugs, wires, coil,
gutted cats,
Compression tested all cylinders are 185ish,
New intake gaskets,
New Lifters,
Rocker arms/push rods look good.
Am I missing any thing?? After all this the engine sounds better but the knock is still there.
Thanks in advance!
Mobile 1 10-40
Tested knock sensors,
injectors (swapped with 7)
New plugs, wires, coil,
gutted cats,
Compression tested all cylinders are 185ish,
New intake gaskets,
New Lifters,
Rocker arms/push rods look good.
Am I missing any thing?? After all this the engine sounds better but the knock is still there.
Thanks in advance!
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Well it was "newer" probably 8000 miles out of it. It was a friend of a friend deal and after opening it up we have realized that quality wasn't something they were worried about.
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You dont need to do anything other than buy a different thermostat, the colder one.
Call Trevor at Land Rover Parts and Accessories from RovahFarm and tell him you need the "colder" t-stat.
Install, problem solved.
Cost is under $50 and takes 15min.
You have a cylinder liner that is moving once warmed up, no test can find it, it is what it is, the only true fix is a new engine.
The different t-stat will keep the engine cooler so the liner wont move.
Call Trevor at Land Rover Parts and Accessories from RovahFarm and tell him you need the "colder" t-stat.
Install, problem solved.
Cost is under $50 and takes 15min.
You have a cylinder liner that is moving once warmed up, no test can find it, it is what it is, the only true fix is a new engine.
The different t-stat will keep the engine cooler so the liner wont move.
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You dont need to do anything other than buy a different thermostat, the colder one.
Call Trevor at Land Rover Parts and Accessories from RovahFarm and tell him you need the "colder" t-stat.
Install, problem solved.
Cost is under $50 and takes 15min.
You have a cylinder liner that is moving once warmed up, no test can find it, it is what it is, the only true fix is a new engine.
The different t-stat will keep the engine cooler so the liner wont move.
Call Trevor at Land Rover Parts and Accessories from RovahFarm and tell him you need the "colder" t-stat.
Install, problem solved.
Cost is under $50 and takes 15min.
You have a cylinder liner that is moving once warmed up, no test can find it, it is what it is, the only true fix is a new engine.
The different t-stat will keep the engine cooler so the liner wont move.