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Old 02-04-2005, 08:54 AM
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Question Changed timing belt

I changed the Timing belt on my 99 Escort Zx2w/82K on it. The noise is STILL There. What is it???? It sounds like GM pistion slap but it comes for about 3 seconds. I don't know????????? Are these 2.0 DOHC motors prone to slaping? Dad swears up and down it's just the solid lifters. and he listioned to it so....? I have moble 1 5w 30 and a MC oil filter. Is it possible that the drain back valve in the MC filters are junk and I'm hearing a "dry" start??? I will switch to a Wix next oil change and pray it goes away/ I use MC oil filter only and it has always had the noise.
I guess I never put the two together...
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anyone have a clue???
 
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is it just on startup?
 
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yes that's when
 
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I wouldnt recommend it but if your that concerned about it you might add half a bottle of a thicker oil additive (gunk, stp) something like that that will stick to your internals to see if it will go away. I learned a long time ago that you can learn a lot from everyonw, if your dad knows what hes talking about, you might just listen
 
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Originally Posted by Dustin_86
I changed the Timing belt on my 99 Escort Zx2w/82K on it. The noise is STILL There. What is it???? It sounds like GM pistion slap but it comes for about 3 seconds. I don't know????????? Are these 2.0 DOHC motors prone to slaping? Dad swears up and down it's just the solid lifters. and he listioned to it so....? I have moble 1 5w 30 and a MC oil filter. Is it possible that the drain back valve in the MC filters are junk and I'm hearing a "dry" start??? I will switch to a Wix next oil change and pray it goes away/ I use MC oil filter only and it has always had the noise.
I guess I never put the two together...
Dustin
Try a Motorcraft oil filter. They have the silicone Anti-Drain back valve and the price is right. Wal-mart still sells them (if they have them in inventory) but will soon discontinue selling them. I think your engine takes the FL-400, but you better check the book to be sure. Sometimes an oil filter can make a difference.
 
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I have been using the motor craft. I think that they are the problem
 
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