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#1
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i have a 98 dodge durango with a 5.2l. the truck had no oil pressure when it got up to temp and i got a knocking sound.i changed the oil pump.now i have good oil pressure but when the truck gets hot i still get the knocking.but only when it gets up to temp.i use castrol 10w 40 oil.if it was the main bearing it would do it all the times. it only dose it when it gets up to temp.i think that one of the lifters is locking up as the oil gets out.who can help me
#2
Need to isolate where the noise is coming from. Big difference in sound between a main, rod, and lifter knock.
As the engine warms, the tolerances open up. Knocking once warm is a warning that things are going to go south, possibly in a big way. Might be time to start looking at a replacement motor.
How many miles on it?
As the engine warms, the tolerances open up. Knocking once warm is a warning that things are going to go south, possibly in a big way. Might be time to start looking at a replacement motor.
How many miles on it?
#3
Welcome to DF! Check out the 1st gen Durango section here >> https://dodgeforum.com/forum/1st-gen-durango-69/
#4
hello
Need to isolate where the noise is coming from. Big difference in sound between a main, rod, and lifter knock.
As the engine warms, the tolerances open up. Knocking once warm is a warning that things are going to go south, possibly in a big way. Might be time to start looking at a replacement motor.
How many miles on it?
As the engine warms, the tolerances open up. Knocking once warm is a warning that things are going to go south, possibly in a big way. Might be time to start looking at a replacement motor.
How many miles on it?
#5