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Re: Not the lifters! Its the rods!New engine? HELP! (LONG) 850 1997

posted by  someone claiming to be 850kg95 on  Mon Dec 18 11:34 CST 2000 [RELATED]

Dude, my experience exactly. Noise appeared. I checked the oil, fine. Noise went away. Noise came back, got worse, towed the car. Mechanic said sound at bottom of engine could be rod bearing. Was actually bent rod and damage crankshaft. 98k flawless miles on my 95 850 GLT wagon. No leaks. No abuse. What's up?!!





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