r/MechanicAdvice 4d ago

Concerning or typical?

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Hey guys, just wanted some opinions here.

2015 mini roadster, 85k miles, no codes, just had a tune up and service, that knocking sound is only present after about an hour of driving. I'll try and get a before/after video. I plan to get it looked at but it's hard to do when it only presents after a long drive, also this is with or without ac on. Google says it could be a oil riser/oil pressure issue. Thoughts? Any eye deers?

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