lol some people on here make no sense they suggest stupid things sounds to me like it is/was the bearings whether it was ur cam bearings/rod bearings/ or main bearins who knows comes from high revving and/or low oil pressure or just very very high miles or combination of all, goodluck hopefully u sold that crap by now lol or replaced motor doubt it lasted this long
I'm not sure if you got the problem solved yet, but to me it sounds like your catallitic converter in your exhaust systems are pretty much out. Other cars with bad catallitic converters make a similar noise, but i'm guessing with a 24 valve exhaust manifold it would be a bit more amplified.
You prolly fixed this by now? it sounds like bearing failure ... if you been driving with low oil the bearings get damaged and that sound occours att different rpms... if your lucky your Crankshaft is not damaged.
Check the engine codes before making any serious assumptions. Check the spark plugs, make sure you dont have a loose or broken one, I had a similar sound once with a broken spark plug. You also may have a bad camshaft position sensor. The camshaft issue others are speaking of typically only happens on the V8 SHO's. I'd also suggest you hit up one of the Taurus clubs.
You raced it too hard. Motor shot. Typical sho problem. But not non of the things listed by other posters. broke cam will make it miss. My sho did the same thing when I over revved it and I think it was a broken piston skirt. It was 10 years ago so I really cannot remember.
thats the sound of rod bearings. this vid was posted 2 months a going os if hes been driving his car chances are the crank is toast. it may have been toast in the vid. anyways good luck.
the SHO engines had a problem with the cams breaking and spinning free, since its an interference engine it could be the valve tapping on the cylinder head.
rod knock? maybe
wrx4life44 4 months ago
lol some people on here make no sense they suggest stupid things sounds to me like it is/was the bearings whether it was ur cam bearings/rod bearings/ or main bearins who knows comes from high revving and/or low oil pressure or just very very high miles or combination of all, goodluck hopefully u sold that crap by now lol or replaced motor doubt it lasted this long
thyreapu 10 months ago
I'm not sure if you got the problem solved yet, but to me it sounds like your catallitic converter in your exhaust systems are pretty much out. Other cars with bad catallitic converters make a similar noise, but i'm guessing with a 24 valve exhaust manifold it would be a bit more amplified.
nick83rocks 1 year ago
@nick83rocks yes the car dies on me on my way home from 300 miles away had to sell it for $300 :( i drive a volvo s70 now love it
ryanirocz3 1 year ago
Low oil or just revving it upp / racing to much =P ... some motors need extra oil cooling to survive hard revving / driving.
Tollinen 1 year ago
You prolly fixed this by now? it sounds like bearing failure ... if you been driving with low oil the bearings get damaged and that sound occours att different rpms... if your lucky your Crankshaft is not damaged.
Tollinen 1 year ago
Man that is def the piston/valve hitting. The cam should have been "tuned" adjusted at 60K, 100K, and 140K. Common problem wit the Yamaha's
BrandKshoe81 1 year ago
Check the engine codes before making any serious assumptions. Check the spark plugs, make sure you dont have a loose or broken one, I had a similar sound once with a broken spark plug. You also may have a bad camshaft position sensor. The camshaft issue others are speaking of typically only happens on the V8 SHO's. I'd also suggest you hit up one of the Taurus clubs.
myovlov607 1 year ago
You raced it too hard. Motor shot. Typical sho problem. But not non of the things listed by other posters. broke cam will make it miss. My sho did the same thing when I over revved it and I think it was a broken piston skirt. It was 10 years ago so I really cannot remember.
dane774 2 years ago
@dane774 raced it too hard lol? with good maintainance that motor will last a good while man. That is usually the factor is maintainance tho
ftffighter 7 months ago
thats the sound of rod bearings. this vid was posted 2 months a going os if hes been driving his car chances are the crank is toast. it may have been toast in the vid. anyways good luck.
mastabeef01 2 years ago
the SHO engines had a problem with the cams breaking and spinning free, since its an interference engine it could be the valve tapping on the cylinder head.
hippo459 2 years ago
@hippo459 ......that was the v8
octaindreams 10 months ago
it is a fucking rod nock
nikolasback 2 years ago
man thats not good at all
gearhead291 2 years ago