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> 1.7 engine tear down, well now I know what that weird noise is
stock93
post Oct 21 2003, 01:18 AM
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I took the oil pump out and what do you know. The cam gear was LOOSE!!!!! This would explain the noise I was having. If you remember it was a rattling raspy sound that was rpm related but would quiet down around 3K rpm. It would also explain why when I adjusted the valves and then went back after running it for a few minutes and letting it cool till the next day that my valve clearances were off. This would be especially true because I missed tdc a couple of times and turned the engine back the other way. I take it this would make the fi not run well. Right? It had almost no power. The ghia with the 1500sp was ragging on me bad. I already sold the fi but I'm still not planning on staying with a 1.7.

My cylinder that had 110psi had only a little more than half the top compression ring. It looks like the whoever rebuilt it previously broke the ring and just decided to go ahead and run it. There were a few parts of fins broken off of the cylinders.

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post Oct 21 2003, 08:49 AM
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Bummer! Start collecting 2.0 components and build a 2056. I have cylinders that can be bored to 96 mm I'll give ya cheap. They've been riding in my trunk for almost a year. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/w00t.gif)
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post Oct 21 2003, 09:43 AM
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Bummer about the motor.


Good to know, I'm not the only one driving around with motor parts in my trunk for over a year.
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