Ticking, vibrations and bog... oh my!
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Ticking, vibrations and bog... oh my!
hey all! I got a little problem that i need to figure out.
So I been trying to resurrect this old dodge. The dist. was toast on it, carb was roached. wouldn't stay running for more than a few seconds. I replaced it with an hei dist. and blaster ss coil and rebuilt the carb 2bbl. It would start now but I couldn't get timing to hold. The timing chain had a whole lot of slack in it so i replaced it. The bottom of the engine/tranny were covered in oil so I replaced the oil pan gasket. And also the oil pump & rear seal while I was at it.
But now i'm having some issues.
1. It starts and idles just fine now but I hear this strange ticking/knock sound coming from the back of the oil pan/bell housing/starter area. Its not constant and is noticable at low rpms. When truck starts sometimes i hear it, another times I don't. Also i noticed if its not knocking in park, put it into drive and the sound starts... then put it back into park and sound continues.
2. revving in park is normal but when i'm in gear it often feels like its bogged down and might die. after it switches to 2nd the throttle is more responsive.
3. without touching the gas the truck gets up to 15mph when in drive. It also has a noticable vibration (joult) when comming to a stop. its feels engine/tranny related not brake related.
So i'm trying to figure out what to do next. This is the first time i've done any work on this scale but was patient and steady the whole way. But im not perfect and mistakes happen. I was going to try changing the tranny fluid and filter. could the torque converter cause this ticking sound? When i had the oil pan off nothing seemed loose, a little sludge in the bottom of the pan but no metal and was otherwise clean. Also i heard the sound before i dropped the pan so i dont think it was something i did.
Dodge D150 1982
So I been trying to resurrect this old dodge. The dist. was toast on it, carb was roached. wouldn't stay running for more than a few seconds. I replaced it with an hei dist. and blaster ss coil and rebuilt the carb 2bbl. It would start now but I couldn't get timing to hold. The timing chain had a whole lot of slack in it so i replaced it. The bottom of the engine/tranny were covered in oil so I replaced the oil pan gasket. And also the oil pump & rear seal while I was at it.
But now i'm having some issues.
1. It starts and idles just fine now but I hear this strange ticking/knock sound coming from the back of the oil pan/bell housing/starter area. Its not constant and is noticable at low rpms. When truck starts sometimes i hear it, another times I don't. Also i noticed if its not knocking in park, put it into drive and the sound starts... then put it back into park and sound continues.
2. revving in park is normal but when i'm in gear it often feels like its bogged down and might die. after it switches to 2nd the throttle is more responsive.
3. without touching the gas the truck gets up to 15mph when in drive. It also has a noticable vibration (joult) when comming to a stop. its feels engine/tranny related not brake related.
So i'm trying to figure out what to do next. This is the first time i've done any work on this scale but was patient and steady the whole way. But im not perfect and mistakes happen. I was going to try changing the tranny fluid and filter. could the torque converter cause this ticking sound? When i had the oil pan off nothing seemed loose, a little sludge in the bottom of the pan but no metal and was otherwise clean. Also i heard the sound before i dropped the pan so i dont think it was something i did.
Dodge D150 1982
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I can see gas shooting when i press throttle so accelerator pump is working i believe. When I put distributor on I set timing to about 12 degrees BTDC. Idle is around 750-800 fast idle 1500. I may just do the transmission filter first before i continue. Going from 1->2 for the first time it shakes pretty good till everything warms up well.
Edit: Thanks for the tips!
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