ENGINE FAILURE ON THE BRZ...

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  • Опубликовано: 10 дек 2024

Комментарии • 21

  • @nodrogkam
    @nodrogkam 11 месяцев назад

    new/old, the subaru love promise is always here...knocking on your door. bummer.

    • @carantix
      @carantix  11 месяцев назад +1

      All these knock knock jokes and we ain’t laughing :/

    • @nodrogkam
      @nodrogkam 11 месяцев назад

      @@carantix no. No ones laughing at all and it’s no joke. I miss my gr86.

  • @jcrbama
    @jcrbama Год назад +3

    Classic Subaru rod knock. It'll make the knocking noise under load and may be quiet at idle or very light load. If you were doing some canyon carving and don't have a baffled oil pan, you likely went through moderate to longish turn, got the oil pinned to one side of the pan and starved the engine of oil. Very common issues with these and WRX's; one of the many Subie achilles heels. RIght hand turns specifically are an issue with the BRZ, oil pressure drops significantly on sweeping right handers.

    • @carantix
      @carantix  Год назад

      We never knew this was a major problem for Subies especially the newer fa motors but we’ll definitely look into getting some baffled pans ASAP to hopefully prevent what you said from happening at all in the future. Also, we really hope this isn’t rod knock like you were saying but it definitely might be lol

  • @xcwis
    @xcwis Год назад +2

    VQ ON TOP 🔥

    • @carantix
      @carantix  Год назад +1

      Just wait until the FAs are back!😏😏

  • @IETuners
    @IETuners Год назад

    Sorry to hear that man. Despite the stereotype, I had to go with a VQ❤. Too reliable.

    • @carantix
      @carantix  Год назад

      Respectable decision, definitely faster too! 😂😂

    • @carantix
      @carantix  Год назад

      But thank you as well!

  • @hondaboi--su6mr
    @hondaboi--su6mr Год назад +1

    How many miles did it have on it

    • @carantix
      @carantix  Год назад

      The car was at 75k ish miles when this happened :(

  • @RandomKaido
    @RandomKaido Год назад

    I also agree on the s2k statement

    • @carantix
      @carantix  Год назад

      After some short consideration, I retract what I said and can also get behind this statement - (definitely Andrew) :)

  • @Bvvbbx
    @Bvvbbx Год назад

    Were you pushing your car hard on the canyon? One reason I can think of is that oil temp got too high and thinned out and caused this. Also What oil are you running and do you have any catch cans or oil cooler?

    • @carantix
      @carantix  Год назад

      Thank you for your feedback! I was pushing the car moderately hard throughout the canyon but what we think ultimately caused the spun bearing was an oil leak on the block somewhere which we noticed only when we got home. I currently don’t run a catch can or an oil cooler and I also run 0w-20 but I definitely think thicker oil such as 5w-20 and an oil pressure gauge would help majorly from preventing this again in the future.

    • @amrocko
      @amrocko 11 месяцев назад

      Ah man. I feel your pain. Spun a bearing on a 2015 FRS over the summer doing some spirited street driving. I ended up having Toyota fix it. Cost me 11k but has a 1-yr warranty. Independent shops offered almost no warranty and weren’t much cheaper. Good luck to you.

    • @carantix
      @carantix  11 месяцев назад

      Glad to hear your car is running again but guess going to a shop really isn't part of the options then lol. Thank you!

  • @altezzadreams
    @altezzadreams Год назад

    Bummer! ☹

  • @mathewpsouza
    @mathewpsouza Год назад

    NOOOO! 0️⃣😭😭😭

  • @xcwis
    @xcwis Год назад

    L 🙁