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I have a 2001 Chrysler LHS with 3.5 litre engine. Suddenly a knocking sound started and is loud. Sounds like a clanking noise. A repairman said it is

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Knocking or clanging usually means engine rebuild or replacement
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  • Posted on Feb 04, 2009

SOURCE: MY ENGINE KNOCKS AFTER DRIVING A FEW MILES

you have a rod knocking in the engine

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  • Posted on Feb 05, 2009

SOURCE: Knocking Noise

you have a rod going out on the car

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 27, 2009

SOURCE: Real loud knocking noise when starting

this can be a serious problem, sounds like one of your engine valves, has the car overheated recently? if your valves bent, you need to take the engine apart hope i helped

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 07, 2009

SOURCE: Loud engine knocking on 2001 Ford Focus

Sounds to me like a very common problem has occured to your neighbor. If this is a SOHC engine, one of the valve seats in the number 4 cylinder has fallen out. I'm sure it has damaged the head and the piston. Stop trying to run it or you might blow a hole in the cylinder wall or break a rod or both.

Fahr Quad

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  • Posted on Jun 27, 2010

SOURCE: My 2000 1.6 litre Corolla has a loud knocking from

STOP RUNNING THE MOTOR IMMEDIATELY!!! If it has dropped a valve all you are doing is making the damage worse. Take the valve cover off and make sure all of the valve stems are there. If not replace or rebuild the motor.

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Sorry but you will need to be more specific. Is the noise only heard while the car is moving? Does the noise go away when you are at a stop, low speed or high speeds? Does the noise change while braking? Does the noise change while making hard left or right turns? Have you opened the hood and looked around? Have you checked the level of the engine oil or is the oil change over due? Sorry but there are so many things that will create a "Knock" noise. Please write back with more details. If this sounds too overwhelming please bring the car in for diagnostics. Continuing to drive it the way it is could cause you to be stranded or increase the already needed repairs. Good Luck.
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What kind of loud noise was it, like a clanking a banging or a knocking????
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