Well I drove to work this morning started up fine drove like normal although it does have a slight knock (was told it was a rod knock from a more experienced tech then me). I think today it decided it was finally going to get worse. So I start my car up. Let it sit till the piston slap goes away. Then 10 min later I start driving. The same knock I heard before got even loudour and then BAMMMMM! ses light comes on... I don't have a tech 2 where I work. Does anyone know a place that can scan for codes like maybe car quest or napa?

 

Not sure where you live but i know autozone around here does it

 

I live in northern va. I would not trust anyone at my autozone/advanced auto even touch my car! They are so dumb its not even funny

 

Go to autozone tell them to check the light they come out and plug it in. They will show you what it is. If its nothing thats wrong they can not clear it but you can press it to clear the ses. Sounds like a motor going bad any vids?

 

No I'm on mobile so I can't upload a vid I guess Il go to advanced and have them scan it. I have a new engine waiting to go in anyways if mine is bad... My engine is going bad though... Rod knock, I have blow by, rear main seal leak, and oil pan leak. I go through half a court of oil a week...

 

Ok guys it says everything is ok accept htd catalyst and A/C Refrig they both say n/a... What does this mean

 

P0137 it says

 

that code is for rear 02 sensor. I ignore mine

 

Lol yeah it said bank 1 sensor 2 low voltage and also another code that was the same 1 but it said pending...

 

Just delete it.

 

Bank 1 sensor 2 low voltage do you think its a sensor or cat? I don't get it... It dosent explain why my knock sounded allot louder

 

Get yourself a multimeter and test the yellow wire coming out of the ign switch. If there's no voltage there, you have a bad switch. You can test for voltage at the signal wire on the starter solenoid as well.

 

Sorry, posted this on the wrong thread.

 

^^^ Lol I was like what?

 

Ok check your oil. Make sure to look for tiny metal shavings in the motor.

Loud knocking can be a rod or it can be a broken valve spring.

 

Thanks Il do that.

 

basketball or tennis court?


Regardless, that's a lot of oil.