-Crank bearing
The main crank bearing within the engine may be headed to bearing heaven. You may also hear it more loudly while accelerating and with more load on the engine. It would also knock in sync with your RPMs. (The higher you rev, the faster the knock)
-Motor mounts Also a possibility. The knock would occur with bumps and/or shifting into or out of gear. (Most noticeable changing the selector from reverse to drive) Get a friend to shift it as such while you watch the physical engine itself. If you can hear and spot the sound, and see the engine sway or shake a lot from the shift, you may have found the problem as well.
-Miscellaneous parts Do keep in mind that I or anyone here can not properly diagnose your problem seeing that it's based on your judgement of the sound. It could be a ball joint or other parts if it's not the engine itself.
One simple thing to look at: check the oil level. If it's low, the engine will start to make knocking noises. However, left in that condition too long will result in some form of engine damage.
Depends on the sound of the knock. Could be main bearings or rod bearings.
possibly distributor. tow to mechanic . if you drive , you could damage your engine.
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When your engine has a knocking noise, it could mean that a rod has been thrown. It could also mean you are low on oil.
NO. A knocking noise in the engine is a problem in the engine.
There could be a problem with low old causes the pistons to rattle. There could also be a problem with the rocker arm.
it could be your valves or your engine
its sounds like your motor could be knocking you should go to an mechanic
my 1995 BMW 325i is making a knocking noise after i replace the water pump
Having a bad rod bearing could cause a truck to make a loud knocking noise and shake when driving at high speeds. The engine having a coolant leak or an engine timing problem could also cause the knocking noise.
Your rear tire could be making a knocking sound for a number of reasons. You could have a damaged strut or axle that needs replacing.?æ
Could be a rod knock. Your bearings slipping in the engine.