Subject	Yup, unless you have UD pulley or run it out of oil> >>>>
Posted by	AshsZ (LUMBRJCK) on February 08, 2002 at 11:22 AM
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In Reply To	Do Rod Bearings Go Out Gradually?>>> posted by ZFreak300 on February 08, 2002 at 10:05 AM
Message	and it could be argued that the UD pulley would be the worse of the two cases. :) : On my way to work this morning. I heard a little noise after getting on my car some. It happens only around 2800 RPM's and only when under load. When i got to work i opened the hood and listened for as i reved up the motor. I only could hear it around 2800-3000RPM's and only when it was reving up kinda under load? I can also kinda hear it when i am accelerating in 1st. It is not loud at all. I have to listen to hear it. My oil pressure is good. It never makes any kind of noises when i first crank it up in the morning. Has great power. and generally runs great. Could this be an early sign of a rod bearing dying? I just thought when they go they usually go all at once and not gradually. My CarPuter Headquarters: [ ashleypowers.com ] agpowers@bellsouth.net
Follow Ups	Do Rod Bearings Go Out Gradually?>>> - ZFreak300 10:05:42 02/08/02 Re: Do Rod Bearings Go Out Gradually?>>> - richk 10:57:56 02/08/02 As Per AshZ: YES if you have an underdrivepulley :-) (n/m) - 96-2+2TT(NYC) 11:12:46 02/08/02 The "gradual"ness would be accellerated little dragonfly. :) (n/m) - AshsZ (LUMBRJCK) 13:06:19 02/08/02 Yup, unless you have UD pulley or run it out of oil> >>>> - AshsZ (LUMBRJCK) 11:22:54 02/08/02 No oil vs. an UD pulley? - MikeeZ 11:29:46 02/08/02 LOL, it was a joke. :) (n/m) - AshsZ (LUMBRJCK) 13:00:00 02/08/02 actually i had the same problem... - SL103 11:46:51 02/08/02 So am i probably safe? - ZFreak300 13:35:24 02/08/02 Don't pass erroneous info that has no proof like the UD pull (n/m) - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 12:51:39 02/08/02 I stopped trying. But, like Huey Lewis said, "Bad is Bad"... (n/m) - AshsZ (LUMBRJCK) 13:01:17 02/08/02 Bad is in the eye of beholder, a ruin engine is not - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 13:57:02 02/08/02 yeah but funny part only by You.. :-) - Carlos Ramirez 13:59:55 02/08/02 as soon as the motor is cranked for the 1st time. (n/m) - HaloZ² 11:30:21 02/08/02 by the way.. thats usually how rod bearings go out - AntiHero[seatbelts rock] 14:15:38 02/08/02
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