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Car Forum / Subaru Cars / February 2008

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engine knock on 98 Legacy

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snow - 04 Feb 2008 23:23 GMT
I own a 1998 Subaru Legacy wagon with the 2.2 liter motor, automatic.
Recently I noticed a slight engine knock/tap sound mainly first 10 minutes
of driving when driving aound town. Not major loud at all but you can here
it up front slightly. Disappears after car warms up. I read somewhere this
is a common issue for this model and may not effect engine wear. It has
136,000 troublefree miles on it.  Any information appreciated and if others
have this issue.
Carl 1 Lucky Texan - 05 Feb 2008 04:31 GMT
> I own a 1998 Subaru Legacy wagon with the 2.2 liter motor, automatic.
> Recently I noticed a slight engine knock/tap sound mainly first 10 minutes
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> 136,000 troublefree miles on it.  Any information appreciated and if others
> have this issue.

Could be one of these ; piston slap, timing belt slap (this will cause
'rub' marks on the inside of the TB cover)and/or maybe the TB tensioner.

Of course there are other possibilities.

Carl

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