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migti

Mi16 V Noisy Top End

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migti

hi all

 

was out in mates mi the other nite, all of a sudden started chapping v loud

from top end, i know recently he timed it up ,bent some valves, rebuilt it with new valves ect

Was just thinking could one of the bronze guides move? is v chappy not like a lifter

 

Any help appreciated! cheers

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veloce200

lifter pumped up? causing big clearance and possibly more bent valves -over-revved?

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maxi

£10 says it has inducted one of the throttle butterfly screws, they have a habit of doing this. Take the TB to AFM pipe off and look at the butterflies in the TB, if a screw is missing I would say thats what is tapping around destroying the piston, valves, and everything else in the particular cylinder.

 

 

Maxi

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aeinstein
£10 says it has inducted one of the throttle butterfly screws, they have a habit of doing this. Take the TB to AFM pipe off and look at the butterflies in the TB, if a screw is missing I would say thats what is tapping around destroying the piston, valves, and everything else in the particular cylinder.

Maxi

 

^^^ agree with this.

 

pal of mine had this problem, advised to get bottom end rebuilt, still clattering, top end rebuilt, found throttle butterfly screw happily bashing up and down. ;)

 

with a wallet £1k+ lighter, and the problems solved! 's ok though, engine should be good for another 100k, always look on the bright side! :D

 

al

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boombang

As above - I worked at a Pug specialist, lad brought his car in on a trailer saying bottom end had gone. Didn't risk starting it and rebuilt bottom end but everything looked pretty good.

 

He didn't want head off as couldn't afford it but when back together it started tapping we stripped down to find the bolt in there.

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aeinstein
As above - I worked at a Pug specialist, lad brought his car in on a trailer saying bottom end had gone. Didn't risk starting it and rebuilt bottom end but everything looked pretty good.

 

He didn't want head off as couldn't afford it but when back together it started tapping we stripped down to find the bolt in there.

 

either this happens to other people as well, or you and i are talking about the same car.

 

graphite 'f' reg from N.E. England?

 

al

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migti

Just to update on this one.

 

All the butterfly screws still there, further strip required i think!!

 

Cheers

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maxi

Mine also inducted a piece of metal going up the M3 on the way back from Falmouth......drove it home on 3 cylinders. I thought it was just a plug or lead had f***ed up, I replaced them, started it up and it rattled like hell..... The drive home had got the metal so hot it had stuck to the combustion chamber or top of the piston, the time it took to change bits was enough for it to cool down and become unstuck.

 

Things do get through air filters.

 

Maxi

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