F150 4.2 1997
Ok so when I drive my truck for about 10 mins or less I turn it off and I hear like a knocking nosie I never hear a knocking nosie when my truck is on only when I turn off my truck you hear the nosie can someone help me out
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Are you saying it continues to run, dieseling? If so, I would put two bottles of Gumout with PEA in the gas for the next several tanks of gas to see if it cleans up the combustion chambers and eliminates the dieseling.
How fast is it idling when you turn it off? If the idle speed is too fast this will contribute to dieseling. |
Originally Posted by Johnathan Moody
(Post 5260008)
Ok so when I drive my truck for about 10 mins or less I turn it off and I hear like a knocking nosie I never hear a knocking nosie when my truck is on only when I turn off my truck you hear the nosie can someone help me out
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Check your intake manifold gasket. You could be trying to burn coolant.
Check your coolant levels and do a radiator pressure leak down test. Might not also hurt to do a compression check on all cylinders and report back your findings. These tools are readily available for rental at most auto parts stores. |
Johnathan - welcome to the forum. I've moved your thread to a more appropriate subforum.
I think Roadie has given you good advice. What you are describing sounds like "dieseling" to me too. You likely have a buildup of carbon in the engine that stays hot after you turn the ignition off. This carbon ignites gasoline that continues to be delivered to the engine as long as it is turning over. But, the burning doesn't occur at the right time, so you will hear, and possibly feel, an uneven knocking sound for a few seconds after shutting things down. Getting rid of the carbon and/or lowering the idle speed will help prevent this. - Jack |
Is this an engine knock? Or like placing the tranny in park and turning off the truck knock? Is it possible it is hitting something?
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Originally Posted by jimbo74
(Post 5260031)
Is this an engine knock? Or like placing the tranny in park and turning off the truck knock? Is it possible it is hitting something?
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Originally Posted by JackandJanet
(Post 5260028)
Johnathan - welcome to the forum. I've moved your thread to a more appropriate subforum.
I think Roadie has given you good advice. What you are describing sounds like "dieseling" to me too. You likely have a buildup of carbon in the engine that stays hot after you turn the ignition off. This carbon ignites gasoline that continues to be delivered to the engine as long as it is turning over. But, the burning doesn't occur at the right time, so you will hear, and possibly feel, an uneven knocking sound for a few seconds after shutting things down. Getting rid of the carbon and/or lowering the idle speed will help prevent this. - Jack |
Originally Posted by ManualF150
(Post 5260015)
Check your intake manifold gasket. You could be trying to burn coolant.
Check your coolant levels and do a radiator pressure leak down test. Might not also hurt to do a compression check on all cylinders and report back your findings. These tools are readily available for rental at most auto parts stores. |
Does the knocking start before the engine stops turning, or after? How long does it keep knocking?
When you replaced the intake manifold, did you replace both the upper and lower plenum gaskets and the front cover gaskets? |
Originally Posted by glc
(Post 5260042)
Does the knocking start before the engine stops turning, or after? How long does it keep knocking?
When you replaced the intake manifold, did you replace both the upper and lower plenum gaskets and the front cover gaskets? knock for like a minute or two |
Did you replace the front cover gaskets? Confirm the knocking does not start until the engine completely stops rotating? If so, it could be an air lock in the cooling system, possibly a bad thermostat.
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One thing that is worth checking is the harmonic balancer. The keyway has been known to wear and allow the balancer to rotate on the crankshaft. This changes the timing and could cause your symptoms.
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Originally Posted by glc
(Post 5260059)
Did you replace the front cover gaskets? Confirm the knocking does not start until the engine completely stops rotating? If so, it could be an air lock in the cooling system, possibly a bad thermostat.
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Post the video to YouTube or upload it here as an attachment so everyone can see it. I strongly suggest you edit your post and remove your phone number.
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