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zaph 31st December 2019 19:36

Noise resonance
 
I have been trying to track down a resonance on my 75 diesel and after fitting a new alternator, I used a torch to check the best when it was running.

At relatively regular intervals the belts between the crank pulley and the alternator vibrates up down like a guitar string. That is what is making the noise.

The crank pulley is a new discount rover spares item, as is the drive belt. Has anyone got any idea what could be causing this?

Comfortably Numb 1st January 2020 18:23

Did you replace the tensioner(s)?

Mike Noc 1st January 2020 19:45

Could be play in the water pump bearings. Whip the serpentine belt off and check all the pulleys for play and roughness.

zaph 2nd January 2020 08:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike Noc (Post 2784398)
Could be play in the water pump bearings. Whip the serpentine belt off and check all the pulleys for play and roughness.

I checked all the pulleys when I switched the belt, couldn't find any roughness or play.

zaph 2nd January 2020 08:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by Comfortably Numb (Post 2784387)
Did you replace the tensioner(s)?

Nope, the bearing is fine, it could be a weak spring but there doesn't seem to be excessive play in the belt.

Neither is the tensioner bouncing when the engine is running.

If I hadn't changed the crank pulley, this would be my best guess based on where the belt flutter is.

Mike Noc 2nd January 2020 08:58

Do you know anyone with a T4 locally? If so worth checking the injector balance at idle and the compensation figures just to rule out a faulty injector.


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