Engine "knock" issue
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here we go again..I recently bought a 00 ram 5.9 Sport with what im hoping
wont be engine knock, Truck only has 75k on it. The sound I am hearing/feeling is for the most part very faint, the only time I can really hear it is from inside the cab when the truck is fully warmed up, AT IDLE ONLY. As soon as I rev up the rpm's the noise vanishes. Truck drives perfectly fine otherwise. The knocking feeling is more pronounced with my foot on the brake petal/floor. I feel like once the rpm's finally drop and the oil settles down is when I hear/feel the knock.
Im going to try disconnecting spark plug wires later today when I'm out of work. Could engine oil be the culprit? I run 5-30 Mobil 1, think lucas might help?
Someone suggested vacuum issues.. idk if that is valid
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Im going to try disconnecting spark plug wires later today when I'm out of work. Could engine oil be the culprit? I run 5-30 Mobil 1, think lucas might help?
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Got the truck up to operating temperature and began removing spark plugs.. the noise did not go away, in fact for most of the plugs I removed the sound became more pronounced. Looks like I could use new plugs/wires, but it seems unlikely that would be the cause of the issue. I went under the truck and it seems the sound is coming from the bottom of the engine where the transmission and engine meet.. suggestions?
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Just did some more research online with my findings, I believe I have found a forum that may provide closure to my issue.
http://dodgeram.info/tsb/2000/21-12-00.htm
Found this on a previous thread (thank you!!!) The issue is exactly as I have described above. I have found no other possible solutions. I was sold on it being a rod or bearing until I saw this thread.. Im still not thrilled but I think this is much better than engine knock
http://dodgeram.info/tsb/2000/21-12-00.htm
Found this on a previous thread (thank you!!!) The issue is exactly as I have described above. I have found no other possible solutions. I was sold on it being a rod or bearing until I saw this thread.. Im still not thrilled but I think this is much better than engine knock
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