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Alloytec engine clattering on start-up

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maybe it was that heavy clutch...or someone forgot to tighten the bolts on the tailsharft
 

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go my car being an ecotek :)
 

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So nothing has really been the cars fault has it??? or has it... i'm not really clear on it but wasnt it started by you losing an engine due to bad fuel and then another one to fuel and now the taily has come adrift after the 2nd rebuild due to holden negligence?
 

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So nothing has really been the cars fault has it??? or has it... i'm not really clear on it but wasnt it started by you losing an engine due to bad fuel and then another one to fuel and now the taily has come adrift after the 2nd rebuild due to holden negligence?


First rebuild holden negligence
Second one i THOUGHT was bad fuel, turned out it was a spun bearing
Now this is ****ed, going for number 3.

The alloytecs are a piece of ****
 

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I don't like the alloytecs either. The ford 6 is much better, although their 8 is piss poor.
 

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My ute is at 80,000 ks and I've never had a problem. Must just be lucky..
 

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First rebuild holden negligence
Second one i THOUGHT was bad fuel, turned out it was a spun bearing
Now this is ****ed, going for number 3.

The alloytecs are a piece of ****

yeah i'd be just givin it up and sellin it mate and either gettin into an ls1 for wot u'd get for the sv6 or an xr6t, cleary too much f****** around and car won't be the same again.
 

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I know their was a thread on here before about a member who was experiencing that engine clattering noice on cold engine starts and he was going thru the process with a Holden dealership.

Just want to know what the outcome of this was as mine Adventura does it when it's stone cold. Only does it for a couple of seconds but it's annoying and embarrasing and most of all it doesn't sound healthy. It sort of reminds me of those Ford barra engines starting up...

Anyone else had a similar issue with their motor?

My old SV6 with 55,000kms on the clock was whipser quiet from day one.

rgds

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having trouble with engine chattering on start up,my motor is the early model 2005 feb,engine,i have been pestering my dealer cince the car was new about the noise, finally on the 1st oct,the head mechanic said holden tech, dept,told him the problem is caused by the oil draining out of the heads too quickly ,holden has to install check valves in the heads, this requires removing the heads to install them,i am going through the process of getting this done. will keep you posted.
 

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having trouble with engine chattering on start up,my motor is the early model 2005 feb,engine,i have been pestering my dealer cince the car was new about the noise, finally on the 1st oct,the head mechanic said holden tech, dept,told him the problem is caused by the oil draining out of the heads too quickly ,holden has to install check valves in the heads, this requires removing the heads to install them,i am going through the process of getting this done. will keep you posted.

so is this something the dealers should do if you ask them, or is it for certain circumstances?
 
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