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Hard to be sure from a video, but it doesn't sound serious to me. I'd be looking for something rubbing somewhere. Fan blade on the shroud, flywheel on the bellhousing shield, etc. Take your stethoscope and see if you can figure out where its coming from.
It doesn't sound like valvetrain noise, but does sound more like flexplate if auto or pan noise. Good luck.
Yep. I have heard them hit the pan, hit the valve covers, tap a windage tray. It sounds like that to me. Nothing horrible, just a PITA to fix on a new build.
I had a rocker hitting the valve cover on a new ZZ383, didn't sound like that. Pull the valve covers and check for wear then move on to other areas that have been suggested.
That does not sound good, could just pull the valve covers and have a look
I just remove them and check flexplate. It seems that all is ok on them... Today i made an oil filter and oil change. Tomorrow i will initiate oil. And try to run again.
It's not the FAN because it is electric and with or without him, i have the noise...
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I just remove them and check flexplate. It seems that all is ok on them... Today i made an oil filter and oil change. Tomorrow i will initiate oil. And try to run again.
It's not the FAN because it is electric and with or without him, i have the noise...
Any Shiney spots inside the valve covers? Doesn't take much.
Any Shiney spots inside the valve covers? Doesn't take much.
No metal filling in the oil filterand in the oil. No shiney spot.
We solve the problem using a drill with the correct tip to start the oil pump (during 10-15 minutes). After oil perspire by rocker. We start again the engine. No more noise Just after use a stromboscopic light to make my advance right (8°, BluePrint recommande 32-34° @ 3500trs. How many @750trs?).
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