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knocking noise in hilux

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knocking noise in hilux

Post by KYSI »

hey my mate and i went out on the weekend and drowned his car its a 93 diesel lux, up to the seats with water inside the cabin lol so im guessing the engine would of most likely sucked some in, after this its developed a massive knocking noise and struggles to go over 40kmh, anyone got an idea on wat it could be?
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Post by high n mighty »

Water in the fuel tank and it is pumping it into the engine??
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Post by KYSI »

hmm yeh this sounds like it could be it as he lost his petrol cap and replaced it with one of the ones from the servo the little orange cover things
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Post by Sic Lux »

high n mighty wrote:Water in the fuel tank and it is pumping it into the engine??
I'd say this aswell as the water wouild need to be upto around half way up the guard before it sucked and into the induction.
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Post by high n mighty »

KYSI wrote:hmm yeh this sounds like it could be it as he lost his petrol cap and replaced it with one of the ones from the servo the little orange cover things
Drain the fuel tank and fuel filter, fill with non contaminated diesel, crack the injectors and crank for a few minutes.


Looks like I am on the nose with the water in the tank although someone may have a better suggestion than I about how to get it all out. Could even use some metho to evaporate it out of the tank once drained
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Post by trains »

Do not use metho in diesel.

it seperates it.

metho works in petty, but NOT diesel

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Post by KYSI »

well its blowing whitey blue smoke out so im guessing the compression is really low, possible the conrods are bent?
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Post by ferrit »

Its stuffed.
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Post by chunks »

If it took a gutful of water down the intake then it will have hydraulic locked and bent rods etc.
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