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Yerboogieman Posted - Jun 29 2010 : 9:50:01 PM
So, ever since we have owned this 87 Camry, it has had a small knock, 4-5 years ago. Yesterday, it has acquired a louder knock. I was driving to work today, and it struggled to get moving on the highway, 50mph. Then, when I slowed as I was getting into town the RPM's suddenly went to 0 and I pulled over. I barely started it as it struggled to keep 500RPM's. I inched it to my work as I could not leave it in it's current spot. It was rattling and banging around under the hood, and when I got to my parking space it puttered and finally died and I pushed it a foot or two into the space.

I know I shouldn't have driven it, but I can't call in sick 30 minutes before my shift and I couldn't get a ride.

It was clearly dying. No previous owners took care of it. My brother and mom didn't take care of it when they were driving it. I still feel like I killed it.

What was wrong with it?

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Aaron Cake Posted - Jul 17 2010 : 10:55:56 AM
A tutorial on machining an engine block and rebuilding a piston engine? Not likely. Google it? If you have thrown a rod and damaged a bearing, the block needs to be sent out to a machine shop for repair. Or just replace the engine.
Yerboogieman Posted - Jul 08 2010 : 5:21:54 PM
I think it might be the thing that holds the rod in place and probably some bearings somewhere.
Yerboogieman Posted - Jul 06 2010 : 2:28:01 PM
How's about a tutorial?
Aaron Cake Posted - Jul 03 2010 : 10:49:38 AM
If you've thrown a rod then there are more pressing concerns. The block probably needs to be machined.
Yerboogieman Posted - Jul 03 2010 : 12:54:34 AM
Thrown rod. Can you remove a piston from the bottom end?
Aaron Cake Posted - Jul 01 2010 : 10:33:13 AM
Timing belt?

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