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#Post#: 92123--------------------------------------------------
300 tdi top end knock
DIR By: blenky
Date: August 21, 2014, 1:36 pm
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Watch "300 tdi issuse" on YouTube
300 tdi issuse:
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Just replaced a bent push rod in this to try and resolve a top
end knock but its still knocking. All the valve gaps are right
now. Anyone have any ideas.
#Post#: 92131--------------------------------------------------
Re: 300 tdi top end knock
DIR By: jimmy74
Date: August 21, 2014, 4:34 pm
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Hi, Can I ask what caused the bent push rod? I had a knock on my
200dti that sounded just the same. I checked the IP timing and
adjusted it and it solved the problem. When I changed the belt I
hadn't timed it correctly. Only very slight adjustment needed.
#Post#: 92136--------------------------------------------------
Re: 300 tdi top end knock
DIR By: espacekiller
Date: August 21, 2014, 6:49 pm
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It might just be the sound on here but it sounds a bit like it
is chuffing air past the exhaust manifold possibly? Easy to feel
on your hand if it is.
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Re: 300 tdi top end knock
DIR By: dave88sw
Date: August 22, 2014, 3:50 pm
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Unrelated to the question but you have the breather pipes on
wrong, the pipe stub that sticks out of the rocker cover should
go down to the plate on the side of the block next to the
injection pump and the top outlet of the cyclone breather (the
black thing with a round top) should go round the back of the
engine to the air inlet pipework.
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