my accord has about 150k on it and i abuse it bad i have intake exhaust a booster chip i run it hard burn the tires ebrake it my engine is noisy sounds like the valves are rattiling and there is a knocking sound could it be a fuel injector? its not in the engine i dont believe. it almost sounds like a exhaust leak but its not any ideas?

 

Have you done a valve adjustment on it lately? That will make for a loud engine if the valves are loose.

 

does it increase in pitch and violence when you rev the motor??? can you heard it while your driving???? oh and a little advice A"be nice to your car, your car will be nice to you"

 

It may be that your, I don't know if this is the right term, but you lifters might be sticking.. Or your exhaust has a hole in it.

 

I get that rattle sound (thought it was the exhaust for a while) when I reach 1500 rpm. It stops when I go above 1600 rpm. I was told it is damaged barrings in the engine. Its The engine would have to be replaced or you can run it till it dies.

 

i havent ran the valves i need to just havent had time its not the bearings it not a rattle like bearrings thanks for the ideas though

 

The grammar in this thread is terrible. But from what you are describing the valves need to be adjusted due to the lack of oil changes and abuse.

 

Why are we bothering trying to talk to someone about taking care of their "wicked racer 95 accord"?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by wskaggs &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">lack of oil changes tell me why do you change your oil in the first place? i bet you will say cuz it wears out WRONG it gets dirty you can run oil for thousands of mile if you car burns clean mine gets changed every 3500 hundred miles and as far as the grammer who cares damn text book mechanic try getting your hands dirty for a change</TD></TR></TABLE>

Hey Special Ed, try doing a valve adjustment on your car and that should help the noise. Might also want to take that 'booster chip' out

As far as the grammer does go, when people can't understand what you're trying to say, it's hard to help.