Therefore not this:I put it in drive and rev the engine (with the brake all the way applied) and the noise is apparent.
My ujoints when they were done in my Chevy made a lot of ting noises might check those
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Therefore not this:I put it in drive and rev the engine (with the brake all the way applied) and the noise is apparent.
My ujoints when they were done in my Chevy made a lot of ting noises might check those
1) No knock sensors.Detonation of any significance only occurs under load.
This points even more to detonation.
Knock sensors
Knock sensor wires
Coolant temperature sensors
Properly adjusting timing.
@BILT4ME1) No knock sensors.
2) Timing definitely need to be checked ASAP.
Cruiser mechanic? Heard a lot of bad advice and misdiagnosed issues from mechanics when it comes to these trucksMechanic says it’s normal/benign for an old land cruiser motor. That’s all
Only real Cruiser mechanic is crazy busy and won’t return my calls. The mechanic i use has a 300k mile FZJ80 and they work on a lot of them, so probably more qualified than many but I’m not sure. Just changed my oil and getting the old stuff analyzed, might point to something.Cruiser mechanic? Heard a lot of bad advice and misdiagnosed issues from mechanics when it comes to these trucks