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Another engine issue
Hi everyone,
I have a Porsche 911 with a freshly built 2.7 engine.
Specs:
2.7L engine, 9.8:1 compression ratio
2.4S original cams
Ø90mm Mahle pistons
Intake valve: Ø47mm
Exhaust valve: Ø40mm
Intake port: Ø37mm
Exhaust port: Ø35mm
Intake valve lift: 10.5mm
MFI system (no solenoid/cold start)
Cold iridium spark plugs
Fully rebuilt from scratch — 0 hours on it
The engine started fine for the first time. Oil pressure isn’t perfect, but I’m getting around 1.5 bar at idle and 5.5 bar under load when warm, which seems acceptable.I think it's importante to mention that the engine was rebuilt in 2019, and was sitted in a dry place for 6 years until now
Now the issue:
When accelerating (around 2000 rpm and above), I can hear a tickling noise coming from the left bank. There’s also a bit of bluish smoke from that side, but not too much.
I checked:
Compression: all six cylinders are OK
Valve clearances (left side only intake): 0.1 mm
Spark plugs: all dry except cylinder #3, which shows a bit of oil
Also check with camera and cylinder looked OK as far as I could see
Any ideas what could be causing this? What would you check next?
Thanks in advance for any insight!
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Last edited by BernardoEsteves; 10-06-2025 at 02:42 PM..
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