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Cavy

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  1. Bring this thread back again. Still getting that ticking sound from passenger side. It seems to quiet down after a drive and up to temp. Is this normal or should I have this looked at. Oil just changed and is between 2 dots on stick and 1 bar below full on electronic gauge. 
    The engine was remanufactured 5 k miles ago. The warranty on the engine was transferred to me at time of purchase. So if this is ticking is abnormal and  internal it should be covered 

  2. you know.... I think you’re right. I noticed when I bought it the oil on dipstick was on the high side of stick. I asked if the car had been overfilled.. he said no.  I’m thinking it was. Now its just above the min mark on the stick. Hopefully it just all burned off and didn’t go anywhere it shouldn’t be. 

    Lot less smoke on start up now. Engine runs quieter. 

    Now if I could just figure out this mild annoying surging at constant speeds. Fn annoying. 

  3. Only occurs on cold start... squeal and smoke go away quickly.  Had a P0430 code as well. Cleared and hasn’t returned.Can anyone help diagnose. 

    Also get very slight surging at constant speed. Engine was recently reconditioned. Heading to shop in a week  it’s the soonest they can get me in  unfortunately it’s a 200 mile drive  

     

  4. I just bought a 02 996 cabriolet. It had been sitting for awhile due to engine rebuild. Test drove for at least 70 miles no code. Ran fine. Scanned it before buying.. no codes, no pending codes, no deleted codes. 

    Driving home the gas tank got to just under 1/4 tank and it started surgining/ bucking. Stopped filled up with 93. Better but still surging. Then the light came on. Stopped and put Techron in and reset light. Drive fine for almost 200 miles.. no light.  Filled up again... light came back on shortly after P0430 

    cats and sensors were replaced 2 years ago. Less than 6 k miles since 

    I do get some  blue smoke on cold start up. Not a lot. Goes away when warm. Also get squealing noise in cold start. Goes away pretty quick. Sometimes I can hear squealing when warm but very faint 

    I hooked my scanner up. Pre o2 sensors bouncing around pretty good and post pretty steady at .7

     

     

    Any ideas? Fowler plug from old gas? AOS?  Or could it really be the cats even though pretty new 

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