Noise
Hi,
Had my car parked up for 3 weeks and now I've returned I have a strange noise from my car when it's cold. I've got a vid that I took although it's not very clear. The sound seems to go once the engine is hot. If anyone can help I would be grateful :) https://youtu.be/DoRTYZZ2BSY Phill |
Sounds like a dry idler bearing to me...
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Is that a major problem do you know? It's strange as was fine before I went away
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If it is a bearing then not expensive as they only tension the belts...
As long as it is not a cam one of course... The warm weather can dry out belts and bearings... See if you can oil the idlers first... |
Ok thank you.. I'm going to try and get a mechanic to have a look at some point as I don't have a clue :/ I'm really peed haha just booked it for ss exhaust and all new discs and pads today :(
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Next alternatives would be water or Ps pump...
Poss air con compressor.... Does it go away with air con on or off? |
I havnt actually tried yet.. It only does it when I rev engine. In or out of gear and wasn't doing it once the engine was upto temperature roughly. Also does it when it's in or out of gear.
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Any mechanics in Kent area willing to have a look for me?
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As Klarzy said, I have had similar noise on my old Streetwise from both the power steering pump and and also a collapsed bearing on a new water pump, the noise being the timing belt rubbing off the timing belt cover.
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Another option maybe the exhaust. I was having an alignment check a while ago and the guy said the only thing he noticed wrong was a joint on a new part of the exhaust wasn't brilliant due to it being a pattern part or something.. Maybe this could be it as it does sound kind of metallic and from that area from what I can hear anyway!
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