Help g37s engine knocking noise around 1300 rpms
g37s engine knocking noise around 1300 rpms
Hey, whats up guys, ok so i have issue with my g37s. i did some research and it sounds like i have a spun rod bearing.
Car runs smooth and drives great. Here the problem with the car parked on idle it runs great no ticking nor knocking sound no rough idle either everything seems to be normal. But when you gas the car little and reach about 1500-2500 rpms it make a wired engine noise (clunk clunk clunk) and it goes away in the higher rpms. when driving the car in the first gear you can hear it the same rpm range and it goes away as the rpms gets higher and when in the second you don't hear it at all.
. I did some research and i came across it might be a spun rod bearing FML. but can you guys check your car and see if they makes the same kind of noise. Here what you have to do with the engine warm just rev the engine between 1500-2500 rpms and hold it and see if you hear the knocking noise. I will really appreciate it i trying to find another g37 local to hear but thought forum is the best help i can get.
Car runs smooth and drives great. Here the problem with the car parked on idle it runs great no ticking nor knocking sound no rough idle either everything seems to be normal. But when you gas the car little and reach about 1500-2500 rpms it make a wired engine noise (clunk clunk clunk) and it goes away in the higher rpms. when driving the car in the first gear you can hear it the same rpm range and it goes away as the rpms gets higher and when in the second you don't hear it at all.
. I did some research and i came across it might be a spun rod bearing FML. but can you guys check your car and see if they makes the same kind of noise. Here what you have to do with the engine warm just rev the engine between 1500-2500 rpms and hold it and see if you hear the knocking noise. I will really appreciate it i trying to find another g37 local to hear but thought forum is the best help i can get.
Last edited by deep007; Feb 6, 2013 at 03:47 PM.
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If it was a spun rod bearing, you would hear the clunking noise all throughout the RPM. In fact, the higher the RPM the more pronounced the sound would be, plus the sound wouldn't go away while driving.
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