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Old 05-29-2006
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Looking for a shop

Have an extremely loud clack type sound coming from my block, head was replaced around 15k ago, so I doubt its that... but it might be a valve, or spring making the noise. Just wanted to know of a shop that could diagnose and actually fix this problem, other than the damn dealer.


I checked out the thread above, listing the shops in the south/east bay, but not sure which ones would be able to do the repair work, or if they were just speed shops.

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Is it consistant and matches when you rev the motor. If so it might be a spun bearing. Either way you will prolly have to pull the motor. If you can do it your self then just take the engine to a builder or take it to like made in japan. Another place may be one of those import engine places which specialize in motor work. Good luck!
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You sir were correct. A scratched crank, messed up rod bearing = new motor.

$2650 got me 7k miles motor, new clutch, resurfaced fly wheel, replaced control arm bushings, and piece of mind. No more spirited driving, only MPG from here on out
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Glad I could sort of help. And don't baby it too much but yea. I drive mine hard but baby it alot too. Every time I hear another fellow 7thgener blow a motor I back off a bit.
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