make shore your oil level is good.it probly because u need more oil if not add a little bit more oil and make sure u get a oil change every 3 000 miles
see if starter is starting to go....
Squeaky brakes, sticky lifters engine knocking . Please be a little more specific.
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It all depends on what KIND of knocking sound.Some people call it a knocking sound when the engine pings from pre-ignition. If that's what you have, check the knock sensor.A classic knocking sound is typically either worn bearings or piston slap.Piston slap is when there the skirt of the piston is a little small and it "pops" at the bottom of the stroke. Typically that sound goes away once the engine warms up. The small block 350 is notorious for a little piston slap and as long as it goes away once the engine is warmed up piston slap is considered to be in the nuisance category of engine sounds.If it's worn bearings you'll also see some kind of indication of low oil pressure. If THAT'S going on, the engine is "done". You can try a heavier weight oil but if it's knocking constantly that probably won't do much good.Thank You for that Answer about the Bearings and Crankshaft
there are many ways to tell if the fuel pump is bad. First i would try spraying some starting fluid(just a little bit) in the air intake while cranking the engine. If the engine starts and dies out then you know you are not getting fuel. if the engine does nothing then you know it is a spark issue.
Depending on the engine. You may see a crack or hole in the block. Plus you will hear a knocking sound coming from the engine, If you catch it soon enough there will be very little damage. But most of the time it happens at speed and destroys the engine.
It usually means that the vehicle has sensed a slipping wheel and has cut a little power to stop the slipping.
The weep (overflow) hole cannot be closed on a 1998 Pontiac Grand Am 2.4 liter. This hole is there so that the engine can let off pressure when things get a little too warm. It keeps the engine from overheating.
I have a 1997 Chevy Malibu with 176k on it. Never had a new engine or anything, runs like a champ. It has been making a knocking noise when its cold.(until car is warm) for a long time now. It still makes a little one while at idle, not loud or can even really be heard though.
It is on the right side of the engine cover where your spark plug boots attach to the coil packs. It's that little metal box the connector goes into.
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Yes, It's an easy repair Do a compression check also to verify the rings or piston for the noise