dropped valve?

This is what my car, 2000 Ford Focus SE Wagon w/ 2.0 SOHC, sounds like. I have had people tell me it is a broken rod but I think it has something to do with valve timing. With all the racket it is making, wouldn't you think so too? If not, please let me know or if you have suggestions send those also.
Thanks

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• ford
• focus
• sohc
• tuner
• valves
• heads
• engine
• dropped valve
• timing belt

[bALLjUICE100]

ure suppose to rev it to 5000 rpm for 6 mins with no oil and all that will stop i promise

[naggerkiller]

way to spray oil everywhere

[luisn612]

sorry to hear about that man. did u ever fix the problem. we have a Focus with the SOHC and it dropped a valve. had to rebuild the motor.

[guusmutsaers]

maybe a trip to the dealer will solve the problem...

[Noleafunburned]

i seem to have solved your problem this car may have been american? just taking a look at what is covering you bay..oh yea..american

[deadslickcam]

my girlfreinds is making the same sound i crawled under it and it sounds like number 3 rod to me i pull the valve cover 2 and it didnt get any louder.....

fuc-us's i swear!!!

[bassbone1785]

Thats bottom end noise, AKA connecting rods.

[amyath]

@david197407 I believe that's the intention.

[amyath]

@MegaXcookiemonsterX It let you post this with incorrect spelling ?

[chadarall420]

pull the head same thing happend to my focus its not the value its the value seating and tring to start it like thats goin to tare the engine up trust me

[FPGT24]

@MegaXcookiemonsterX lmfao