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MY motor starting to have CRANK WALK????

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GTA

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Well my motor starting to have crank walk? was wondering if anyone had any ideas on wat i should do????????
 
dave99gst said:
how do you know its starting to walk ? you checked end play on the crank?

It's a 2G it has to be walking. They all suffer from crankwalk. ;)
 
they dont all suffer. just check the thrust bearing and the crank bearings. measure them with a mic and compare them to specs. thats the best way to tell if you have it or not. also start you car up without the clutch. this will reduce the wear on the thrust bearing, especially when its cold. there is no oil on the bearing and it will grind a little causing it to wear more. :dsm: :thumb:
 
heavyD said:
It's a 2G it has to be walking. They all suffer from crankwalk. ;)

scarasm detected. At a very high level too. :thumb:

how many miles is on the car anyway?
 
If you didnt measure for the walk then just delete this post and be gone. Man i dont know whats worse haveing to put up with crankwalk and replace a motor or have to read through all these "I have crankwalk" post , :thumbdown
 
dsm john said:
posts like this one make my eyes bleed :thumbdown

why................ Wats with all these uptight people snappin? just wanna know wat should be better, fixing it or replacing the bottom block? And how come i know its starting to have crank walk, I work at the mitsu dealer and the tech over there checked my car and everything, And i think he has enough experince dealing with mitsu's. My tsi has about 130 rounds on it, the tech told me that replacing the thrust bearing or watever will probably fix it for just a lil while, but eventually it will come back if its bad enough. just wanted to hear some advice not idiots snappin all the ####ing time. Im new to the DSM world cause im a HONDA GUY, and i thought this was the noobie forum, ####NUTZ who snap make other people not wanna post.
 
importboost said:
also start you car up without the clutch. this will reduce the wear on the thrust bearing, especially when its cold. there is no oil on the bearing and it will grind a little causing it to wear more. :dsm: :thumb:

wat do ya mean by starting up my car without the clutch?
 
welcome to the board , this board uses whats called a "search system". Thats the little button in the upper right hand corner. I dont want to be a d*** but this has been talked about over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over over .................again
 
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