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Bdog 04-18-2009 11:50 PM

1996 twin turbo 6 speed question.
 
Whats up guys? I found a 1996 Supra that a guy was messing around in and he was trying to drift it, not racing just messing around in it. The motor now has a light tick or Knock to it. What could this be? The reason Im asking is Im thinking about picking it up from him, its been setting in a garage stored forever! Its only got 8,000 miles on it, yes I didnt forget a number 8K. Just trying to figure out what it could be. Any help would be greatly appreciated and how much do you guys think it is worth?

pwpanas 04-19-2009 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Bdog (Post 68895)
Whats up guys? I found a 1996 Supra that a guy was messing around in and he was trying to drift it, not racing just messing around in it. The motor now has a light tick or Knock to it. What could this be? The reason Im asking is Im thinking about picking it up from him, its been setting in a garage stored forever! Its only got 8,000 miles on it, yes I didnt forget a number 8K. Just trying to figure out what it could be. Any help would be greatly appreciated and how much do you guys think it is worth?

Rod knock is possible...due to a spun bearing or a bent connecting rod (or both). However, it also could be as simple as a popped shim in the valvetrain? I'd recommend that this type of problem should get a hands-on diagnosis by an experienced mechanic.

Bdog 04-19-2009 10:28 PM

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Originally Posted by pwpanas (Post 68914)
Rod knock is possible...due to a spun bearing or a bent connecting rod (or both). However, it also could be as simple as a popped shim in the valvetrain? I'd recommend that this type of problem should get a hands-on diagnosis by an experienced mechanic.

Thanks pwpanas, Thats what he told me it was, a spun bearing but he wasn't positive. Will they have to tear into it to see if its a spun bearing? Thanks again for response.

pwpanas 04-21-2009 03:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Bdog (Post 68924)
Thanks pwpanas, Thats what he told me it was, a spun bearing but he wasn't positive. Will they have to tear into it to see if its a spun bearing? Thanks again for response.

Yes, the oil pan will have to be removed, at the very least.

Bdog 04-21-2009 03:57 AM

Thanks Brotha!


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