New Noise - Part 2 another new noise

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here is a video...
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Second video...
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I don't know but this sounded better (Check the Vulcan out at the end...)



Did it make that sound with the rocker box off?
Which bank?
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Naughty hijack Pete.
But very cool ;)
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Did it make that sound with the rocker box off?
Which bank?

Yes it does. Can't tell which bank, Ive even had a screw driver against the engine to listen for where the noise is, still not certain, but from outside it sounds back left.
I have all the valve train out now, so will take the plugs back out and see if i can still hear something just by spinning it on the starter. If so it will be bottom end and heads will be off next.
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Broken ring with bits on top of piston?

Or this :lol:
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At the risk of being the harbinger of Doom, is sounds a bit more serious than a lifter. Very metallic rather than a tapping.

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Hmm, does sound worse than a lifter. they tend to clatter and than sounds deeper in tone.
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Sorry Matt........sounds to me like a spun bearing to me! :help:
Had a friend with an RV8, sounded very similar........found some videos for comparison:



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sump off go through bottom end, then work up if bearings ok, are you loosing oil pressure matt ?
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challenger wrote:sump off go through bottom end, then work up if bearings ok, are you loosing oil pressure matt ?
You won't necessarily lose oil pressure with a spun bearing in the early days.....I have to say that I do not think that is a top end problem and maybe it is an engine out job....
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could be a main bearing down though pete which is loosing oil press to the big end,i,m pretty sure you will hear the big end first before the main bearing grumble, either way sounds like its got to come apart
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Agreed on that, sadly...........
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Does sound like the bottom end... :(
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Big end,too fast for lifter at tick over,not tinny enough to be smallend.
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