Subject	And you can test it by grounding the green w/black stripe
Posted by	Bo (Houston) on August 08, 2011 at 8:55 PM
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In Reply To	That's definitely the vtc gear making that noise. (n/m) posted by Bo (Houston) on August 08, 2011 at 08:40 PM
Message	wire on the vtc solenoid located on the back side of the cam near the firewall. If the noise stops when you ground the wire you can confirm which gear is making the noise. If both gears are bad you may have to ground both solenoids before the noise stops. You can also activate them if you have blazt or another computer software program.
Follow Ups	noise issues on fresh rebuilt - slcZ32 17:06:01 08/07/11 I was gonna say prolly lifter noise - Sly 17:20:13 08/07/11 Re: noise issues on fresh rebuilt - Bo (Houston) 18:17:34 08/07/11 Re: Re: noise issues on fresh rebuilt - slcZ32 10:41:53 08/08/11 Re: Re: Re: HERE ARE THE VIDEOS - slcZ32 20:30:20 08/08/11 That's definitely the vtc gear making that noise. (n/m) - Bo (Houston) 20:40:58 08/08/11 And you can test it by grounding the green w/black stripe - Bo (Houston) 20:55:50 08/08/11 Looks like that was your knock sensor unplugged. You gotta - Bo (Houston) 21:15:20 08/08/11 Re: Looks like that was your knock sensor unplugged. You gotta - slcZ32 01:40:49 08/09/11 Get a skinny extra wire and unplug the vtc solenoid and - Bo (Houston) 17:01:35 08/09/11 Re: Get a skinny extra wire and unplug the vtc solenoid and - slcZ32 18:20:38 08/09/11 Yes if the noise stops that means you need a new gear. - Bo (Houston) 19:16:46 08/09/11 Re: Yes if the noise stops that means you need a new gear. - slcZ32 13:26:30 08/11/11 By saying "used" I hope you're talking about used rebuilt - Bo (Houston) 15:41:33 08/11/11 Re: By saying "used" I hope you're talking about used rebuilt - slcZ32 11:09:44 08/12/11 Re: By saying "used" I hope you're talking about used rebuilt - slcZ32 11:36:07 08/12/11
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