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That’s a nice motor. The D16Y7 crack at the exhaust manifold, which causes lots of strange problems. D16Y8, they moved the catalytic converter, under the car, so they are less prone to the exhaust manifold cracking.
Do you have the D16Y7 or the D16Y8?
If your not sure how to tell, here is how:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODrI1uq1tAEDo you have the D16Y7 or the D16Y8?
If your not sure how to tell, here is how:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODrI1uq1tAEWhich motor do you have? D16Y7?
If your not sure how to tell, this video shows:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODrI1uq1tAEWhich motor do you have? D16Y7?
If your not sure how to tell, this video shows:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODrI1uq1tAEWould check your coolant tempature sensor, and your air intake temp sensor. Also make sure there is no air in the coolant system.
Would check your coolant tempature sensor, and your air intake temp sensor. Also make sure there is no air in the coolant system.
Something else to consider. I live in a small town. But vehical wise, it most likely has over 20,000 vehicles. What percent, need work each month? 10%? How many are bad head gaskets? 100? If 10 of those show up at my door step, in one week, is something strange going on? Imagine if you live in a city with a poplulation of above 500,000.
Here is something kind of neat to think about. If I could do oil changes on just 1% of the 20,000 vehicles. And make $2 profit …
Something else to consider. I live in a small town. But vehical wise, it most likely has over 20,000 vehicles. What percent, need work each month? 10%? How many are bad head gaskets? 100? If 10 of those show up at my door step, in one week, is something strange going on? Imagine if you live in a city with a poplulation of above 500,000.
Here is something kind of neat to think about. If I could do oil changes on just 1% of the 20,000 vehicles. And make $2 profit …
Think it has to do more with word of mouth. If the word on the street is you can do that job, fast, and at a good price; word gets around. So people are bringing the problem to you.
This video explains it better then I can:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFK1bpQwHF4Think it has to do more with word of mouth. If the word on the street is you can do that job, fast, and at a good price; word gets around. So people are bringing the problem to you.
This video explains it better then I can:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFK1bpQwHF4If it made no noise, I would say starter. But if it is making clicking sound, I would pull the batter, and have it tested for free at your parts store.