Car Troubles...HELP
alright, well ever since i raced this WRX (win by the way)and went slightly into the slashed area (normal and red) of the tach but def. not into the all red zone (didnt hit rev limiter), i have heard a little ticking sound coming from the engine. when i rev it, it goes faster and when i idle, it keeps a steady pace. so i went over to a friends house who are good with these cars and they said it was rod knock, which i think i understandable, i thought i needed to lube my belt, hahaha.
so while picking up my window motors and rear end fluid and stuff, i gave them my license and got the code scanner, it gave me p0300 or p 300, which they said is individual or multiple cylinder misifre.
my question is, how can i know which one it really is, hoping its not both? from your personal experience, which one do you think it is? could i have broken a coil pack or sumn, i have checked my plugs by the way, which are tr55s with msd wires if that helps. also, if it is rod knock, does that mean its time for a cam? please, any help is appreciated and also let me know how i did on the car info and symptoms, etc. im only a month into the car.
ps: could i hurt anything by driving like this?
pps: if i do get on it which is only to maybe 3k rpms, everything feels there, doesnt feel like a cylinder is shut down and i have riden in a car with a cylinder down at WOT, if that means flooring it, a plug wire wasnt on all the way.
ppps: if it is time for a cam, wat would you guys recommend for me, what is good for powerful daily driving, im reading that FM13 is awesome. also what should i do for surrounding valvetrain? comp 918 springs, send my rockers to harlan sharp?
thanks again dudes.
I'm sure someone with more knowledge will chime in.
Oh and as for the pushrods... once you get them out you should be able to tell if they are bent. A 100% flat surface would tell you and I'm sure there are other ways.
Then again I could be leading you down the wrong path. It could be many more things so I'd try to leave it parked and if you must drive it. Be very easy on it until you find the source of the problem.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-internal-engine/308422-found-my-misfire-problem-pushrod.html
Maybe I am on the right track after all
-Kevin
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