Diagnose This Cold Start Noise (w/Video)
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Racer
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Diagnose This Cold Start Noise (w/Video)
Hi All,
I have this noise only when the car is started cold. The A/C is not on. The sound is coming from the right side of the engine - or so it seams.
Any thoughts on what this could be?
Also remember I have a check engine light on currently with codes - Secondary air injection bank 1 and bank 2 p0491 and p0492
Link to video -
Thanks for the help.
I have this noise only when the car is started cold. The A/C is not on. The sound is coming from the right side of the engine - or so it seams.
Any thoughts on what this could be?
Also remember I have a check engine light on currently with codes - Secondary air injection bank 1 and bank 2 p0491 and p0492
Link to video -
Thanks for the help.
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The tensioner is not adjustable. It is spring loaded. As you correctly did, when they go bad you just replace the unit.
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Racer
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Sorry, didn't mean adjustment on the tensioner itself, wasn't sure if someone mean that the belt was slipping vs the tensioner itself going.
Looks like more maintenance for me..
Looks like more maintenance for me..
#10
I think its just the bearing on one of the 2 idler pulleys or the tensioner. The good news is you can buy just the bearing and save yourself some $$.
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But before you do anything take nbressette's and Jferrante's advice and use a stethoscope and a little WD-40 to track down exactly what is making noise. It could be your air pump is on the way out which would explain the codes the car is throwing.
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The idler pulleys are a reasonable thing to asses.
I don't have experience with the secondary airpump, but since the airpump only runs when cold and you have a code related to the pump, have you you eliminated this?
I don't have experience with the secondary airpump, but since the airpump only runs when cold and you have a code related to the pump, have you you eliminated this?