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phatcivic 11-12-2022 05:07 PM

How bad is this?
 
This would fall outside normal right?
https://youtube.com/shorts/FNcVcbQMNQQ?feature=share


I am probably due for new valves but my guess is this would be piston rings if anything. No?

bruthaboost 11-14-2022 10:44 AM

Take off your oil cap and see if you have blow-by. A leakdown will be much more diagnostic.

phatcivic 11-14-2022 03:20 PM


Originally Posted by bruthaboost (Post 24967618)
Take off your oil cap and see if you have blow-by. A leakdown will be much more diagnostic.

Wouldn't that be the same I see in the catch can? And wouldn't oil come out? I've never in 20 years removed the oil cap from a running motor lol

engifineer 11-15-2022 06:49 AM

Not sure what you mean about "due for new valves" ? There is no replacement interval for valves and this is not something you normally replace unless something has happened to them. Do you mean valve adjustment? If they have never been adjusted and there are lots of miles on the car (especially the 06+ cars) then there is a chance valves could get burned causing issues, but normally you do not expect to just replace them at some interval.


phatcivic 11-18-2022 06:37 PM


Originally Posted by engifineer (Post 24967777)
Not sure what you mean about "due for new valves" ? There is no replacement interval for valves and this is not something you normally replace unless something has happened to them. Do you mean valve adjustment? If they have never been adjusted and there are lots of miles on the car (especially the 06+ cars) then there is a chance valves could get burned causing issues, but normally you do not expect to just replace them at some interval.

I've always been told the AP1 valves need to be replaced and upgraded to AP2 valves at around 200k. I am at 200k. There are posts on here about it too.

Slowcrash_101 11-19-2022 02:11 AM

Those would be retainers but they only crack with mechanical over revs. Like previously stated burned valves and worn guides need replacing, but there is no timetable on that. Pistons rings start wearing and allow more oil consumption and blowby once they're worn. Again no timetable on that.

yamaha6611 11-21-2022 01:48 PM

pull your fuse pump fuse and crank it over, listen to the crank... when mine did this i had cylinder #1 go down to 150psi and you could hear the one cylinder very easy to crank over... it will do a

crank - crank- CRANK - crank - crank - crank- CRANK - crank kinda sound, the best way i can describe it lol

if you have that sound, you have a cylinder low for sure.


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