1998 Subaru Forester "engine knock warm" Questions

...engine is warm. Might also be the cam belt hydraulic sensor working loose. The tensioner pivot bolt can be done too light or fitted clumsily, and it strips the thread. If it gets too loose, the belt ...

Engine make Knocking noise when cold I have a 2.0 petrol Subaru forester that makes a knocking / tapping sound when the engine starts. Once it has warmed up it stops making the noise..... Does anyone ...

...engine knock on a cold start. Knock goes away after engine gets warm That is an indication of worn internal engine parts, it quiets down when warm because the metals expand tightening up the fit ...

...bearings are ok. piston slap or knock that decreases when the engine warms up is not that serious, but a rod bearing knock or possible oil pump failure should be taken care of asap. Could be ...

KNOCKING NOISE IN ENGINE UNTIL CAR WARMS UP Car has knocking noise until car warms up. then stops. I have the same car, but my engine makes the knocking noise after I turn it off for about two seconds

...knock until warmed up On a 2009 Chevrolet Uplander with 3.9L engine, 44,000 miles, has an intermittent engine noise like a knocking and it goes away when the engine has warmed up - do you know what ...

...engine is "designed" to meet tolerances when it's warm. My question then is, "If this is such a good design, why aren't all engines made that way?" No answer. So, watch your oil level, change oil ...

...knock. Excessive bearing clearance happens and creates the knock. Time to rebuild the engine or get another one. i have a silverado 1500 engine knocking every morning while warming up only in ...

...engine. The common solution to remove knock sensor codes is to have the sensors replaced by an authorized mechanic; sometimes shorted electrical leads to the sensors are also a cause for the codes. ...

...engine knock The engine knocks and is most noticeable when warm and idling. The knock sounds like it's coming from the lower part of the engine. sounds like connecting rod bearings i wouldnt ...