I have a 2005 freightliner century and Detroit 60 series engine. Today I drove 27 miles and when I stopped to get the load, I hear a knock in the engine like a drum; bum, bum, —bum. Repeated after it in the same rhythmic tone. Any idea what it might be?
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Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Rookie2020, Jun 3, 2021.
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A knock in the engine is never good, could be a lifter,
It may be about to throw a rod. -
It could be several different things but if it’s making a noise it shouldn’t it needs to be checked out immediately. It definitely isn’t a lifter though, that engine has an overhead cam the rocker arms ride directly on top of the cam
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Don’t know much about the old Detroit’s, usually ran cats or Cummins, I agree check it out quickSlowpoke KW Thanks this.
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Yes it maybe a over fueling knock?
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Maybe it bull gear getting lose. I has bull gear go I just know they get play in them before going out. That will take out the entire engine if bull gear goes bad. The Detroit S60 always had this problem as engine would get high mileage. Mine had 1.4 million and never when bad but they should be checked around 700,000 miles
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