Bad Compression, but Oil Loss Only @ High RPM?
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Bad Compression, but Oil Loss Only @ High RPM?
Hey everyone,
I've been a happy Honda owner for about 4 years, yet I keep asking myself why I didn't register to this site before.
Had a slight concern about a problem with my car. It's a '00 Civic and I' m currently running a D16Y7. Lately, it's been showing signs of power lost. Not to long ago, I had an Accord tailing me and I took off. We were going at about 110 and I remember changing to 5th a little late. Didn't check my RPM, so can't tell u if I was redlining. As soon as slowed down, I notice that my car hesitated to get to 60 mph, which I was able to do before on 3rd at 2500rpm. Now, I have to get up to 5000rpm, to get to 55mph. This has been continuing since. However, my oil level stays pretty constant unless I go pass 85mph, so not much burning there. But that loss in power is bugging the hell out of me. Car runs like ****. Transmission needs replacement, I know that for sure, but would that cause any power loss? I am currently leaking some type of oil, yet it doesn't smell like engine oil. Has the same color though. Its possible its tranny oil.
Any replies or suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thank you.
I've been a happy Honda owner for about 4 years, yet I keep asking myself why I didn't register to this site before.
Had a slight concern about a problem with my car. It's a '00 Civic and I' m currently running a D16Y7. Lately, it's been showing signs of power lost. Not to long ago, I had an Accord tailing me and I took off. We were going at about 110 and I remember changing to 5th a little late. Didn't check my RPM, so can't tell u if I was redlining. As soon as slowed down, I notice that my car hesitated to get to 60 mph, which I was able to do before on 3rd at 2500rpm. Now, I have to get up to 5000rpm, to get to 55mph. This has been continuing since. However, my oil level stays pretty constant unless I go pass 85mph, so not much burning there. But that loss in power is bugging the hell out of me. Car runs like ****. Transmission needs replacement, I know that for sure, but would that cause any power loss? I am currently leaking some type of oil, yet it doesn't smell like engine oil. Has the same color though. Its possible its tranny oil.
Any replies or suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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Re: Bad Compression, but Oil Loss Only @ High RPM?
Not yet, ill be stopping by the shop today for that, but I guess my main question is whether a dying transmission would cause compression/power loss? No signs of smoke, or loss in coolant. Ill be pulling the plugs to check for oil on them. Anything else I should do? Sorry about the racing, I'm in Cali after all. Los Angeles to be exact. Still, get ur point, not acceptable.
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I've never gone redline. Ever. There is big rattling noise on the inside of the tranny. Similar to the knocking noise of a bad rod bearing. (<---been there before) Im thinking the release bearing is gone cause you can only hear it when let off the clutch. U press it in, the noise goes away. Damaged internals? What do you mean? Engine or Tranny?
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Re: Bad Compression, but Oil Loss Only @ High RPM?
that would be engines internals
if anything i would have to guess timing may have jumped a tooth
if anything i would have to guess timing may have jumped a tooth
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I'll need to check timing. Does idle change drastically when rings go bad? Because my idle is good, constant. No change there. Revving the car, needle goes up and back down smoothly. Would rings affect these two things?
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i siad damaged internals simply due to you saying you shifted a little late, to me that means you may have reved to high, and that can cause major damage.
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Re: Bad Compression, but Oil Loss Only @ High RPM?
it was an a6/y8. ran fine for a bit but then started burning oil if you even got on the gas at all. checked compression and found cyl 2 at 60psi. figured that might have something to do with it lol. idle'd fine and drove it till i swapped the ls in the car.
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I ran my car from Chicago to Los Angeles when I first bought it from my brother. One of the cylinder was not workin throughout the entire trip. I think it was a bad wire or something. I had trailers flying pass me at about 90mph and I couldn't get pass 80mph. LS is OBD1 right? I would want any swap thats OBD2. B18 maybe.
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Re: Bad Compression, but Oil Loss Only @ High RPM?
ls was available with obd0, 1, and 2 electronics. you can take an obd2 engine for example and run it with obd0 electronics just fine. so even if you were to find an engine but its not the obd# you want, don't pass up on it necessarily.
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Well at least with the proper harness. Re-pinning any old harness looks like a bitch to do. Its wouldnt be the OBD i'd be worried about. A decent engine is hard to find, especially on a budget. Well worth it though.
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Re: Bad Compression, but Oil Loss Only @ High RPM?
UPDATE:
I pulled the plugs and they all seem to have oil from the top portion. The grommets must be bad. But this wouldn't necessarily give me all the power issues i'm having, right?
I pulled the plugs and they all seem to have oil from the top portion. The grommets must be bad. But this wouldn't necessarily give me all the power issues i'm having, right?
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When a TPS goes bad, what is the most noticeable difference in performance? My car will not pass 70mph. I read somewhere that the fuel filter might be causing the problem if it is indeed bad.
On another note, I have Seafoam'd the car about 2 times in the past 10 months. Is it bad? How safe is Seafoaming?
On another note, I have Seafoam'd the car about 2 times in the past 10 months. Is it bad? How safe is Seafoaming?
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Re: Bad Compression, but Oil Loss Only @ High RPM?
a fuel filter could cause it to bog, becasue it wont be getting enough fuel.
seafoam is both bad an good. Its good becuase it will clean out all the crap you dont want in your engine, but, as in the case of my friends gsr the only thing holding it togher was the crap, he needed rings shortly after. It has been known to kill rings very quickly, if you leave it in to long. Personaly i would have never seamfoamed my car 2 times in less then a year, actually i wouldnt have all togher.
seafoam is both bad an good. Its good becuase it will clean out all the crap you dont want in your engine, but, as in the case of my friends gsr the only thing holding it togher was the crap, he needed rings shortly after. It has been known to kill rings very quickly, if you leave it in to long. Personaly i would have never seamfoamed my car 2 times in less then a year, actually i wouldnt have all togher.
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Re: Bad Compression, but Oil Loss Only @ High RPM?
seafoam is both bad an good. Its good becuase it will clean out all the crap you dont want in your engine, but, as in the case of my friends gsr the only thing holding it togher was the crap, he needed rings shortly after.
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Cant tell u that for sure. Only because my CEL have been on for about 1yr and a half now. O2 Sensor problem. I have a D16Y7 and I had that Catalytic that sits in front of the engine. I swapped out that **** and put in a 3in exhaust. I had to get a MagnaFlow Cat that sits under the engine to replace the one I took off. It worked as a swap in the end but code never came off. I just have to get the right O2 Sensors. Do u happen to know what effects come along with a bad TPS?
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