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mikal711 01-14-2004 07:35 PM

knock in engine
 
my 04 / 3500 / 4x4/ auto / has developed a knock in the engine the other day its kinda loud . the truck has 12500 miles on it has anyone else noticed there trucks have done the same thing?

spots 01-14-2004 07:52 PM

Fuel. Do a search. Or buy a catchers mitt.[roll] [duhhh]

CoastalDav 01-14-2004 08:18 PM

Like he said Fuel, fuel knock. Injector might be over fueling or computer is bugged.

Dave

Vaughn MacKenzie 01-15-2004 12:45 AM

Try some good quality diesel additive like Stanadyne. Use Power Service if you can't find anything else, it's better than nothing. Give it a try.

Also make sure you don't have a Fram oil filter on there :eek:

Good luck

Vaughn

mikal711 01-15-2004 12:05 PM

could it be bad fuel . would that cause a knock?

Vaughn MacKenzie 01-15-2004 02:47 PM

YES

cummins24v 02-15-2004 11:02 PM

FIRST DOES IT DO IT ALL THE TIME, OR JUST AT IDLE. IF AT IDLE #5 CYLINDER IS INSTALLED 180 DEGRESS BACKWARDS AND IS HITTING A OIL COLLING NOZZLE JET THATS THE PROBLEM WITH MINE. GOOD LUCK..[eyecrazy]

spots 02-16-2004 08:40 AM

cummins24v when you type in caps it is like yelling. Please stop yelling. Thank you.
Do you know how many (if any) of these pistons were assembled incorrectly??

sawboywv1 02-16-2004 10:32 AM

I'm sorry I don't believe the post by "cummins24v"! If that was the case the piston would smack that jet and it would never make any noise again! Also Cummins would not make a mistake of that nature... if they did there would be a TSB!

bulabula 02-16-2004 10:55 AM


Originally posted by cummins24v
FIRST DOES IT DO IT ALL THE TIME, OR JUST AT IDLE. IF AT IDLE #5 CYLINDER IS INSTALLED 180 DEGRESS BACKWARDS AND IS HITTING A OIL COLLING NOZZLE JET THATS THE PROBLEM WITH MINE. GOOD LUCK..[eyecrazy]
Is DC paying to fix it under warranty?

I've gotta believe you made sure you hid all the pulling trophy's, window stickers and restored the engine compartment as best you could after pulling out all the aftermarket power adders?

If not, it may help to leave a Lawrence Welk CD laying on the seat when the service manager looks at it.

And for the orig poster, yeah I'd try some different fuel and/or add some fuel treatment before doing anything else.

mikal711 02-16-2004 05:23 PM

yep it was fuel boys.. drained the tank and new filter and then i quitened down after a tank of fuel.

spots 02-16-2004 06:42 PM


Originally posted by bulabula
Is DC paying to fix it under warranty?


If not, it may help to leave a Lawrence Welk CD laying on the seat when the service manager looks at it.

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You don't know how true this is. One of the first things I would do is turn the radio on and see what the people listened to. You could almost tell by that how much $$ they had and how hard they were on the vehicle.[laugh] [laugh]

Vaughn MacKenzie 02-17-2004 02:11 AM

Glad you're quiete down there Mikal!

Sawboy there have been several cases of reversed pistons on the HO motors (SOs are not affected due to not having gallery cooling, only piston spray).

The jets do not get broken off, the piston just taps them, doesn't really do damage but not good for it either. A couple of guys have gotten new short blocks under warranty, no labor charge.

Vaughn

NDanecker 02-17-2004 05:49 AM


Originally posted by spots
You don't know how true this is. One of the first things I would do is turn the radio on and see what the people listened to. You could almost tell by that how much $$ they had and how hard they were on the vehicle.[laugh] [laugh]
Nothing better then judging a book by its cover! [duhhh] [dummy]

[laugh] :D

spots 02-17-2004 10:33 AM


Originally posted by Vaughn MacKenzie
Glad you're quiete down there Mikal!

Sawboy there have been several cases of reversed pistons on the HO motors (SOs are not affected due to not having gallery cooling, only piston spray).

The jets do not get broken off, the piston just taps them, doesn't really do damage but not good for it either. A couple of guys have gotten new short blocks under warranty, no labor charge.

Vaughn

Vaughn MacKenzie do you know the affected vins for these reversed pistons?


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