Engine/Belt Noise
02-25-2014, 11:51 AM
#1
Rennlist Member
Thread Starter
Engine/Belt Noise
Hi Rennlisters,
Over the past week upon startup and during normal idling the car makes this lovely loud noise:
http://s123.photobucket.com/user/Jet...f752a.mp4.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpsmy...ature=youtu.be
Do you think its the belt, pulley, or other?
Over the past week upon startup and during normal idling the car makes this lovely loud noise:
http://s123.photobucket.com/user/Jet...f752a.mp4.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpsmy...ature=youtu.be
Do you think its the belt, pulley, or other?
Last edited by CamsPorsche; 02-25-2014 at 01:35 PM.
02-25-2014, 12:09 PM
#2
Nordschleife Master
No video in your post,just a pic. At least that's what I can see on my phone...
Anyway,my advice is to remove the belt and run the engine cold shortly. See if the noise goes away. If it does,then it's good news because you know the noise comes from something belt driven and not from the engine internally.
Proceed on checking each pulley by hand. Spin them and listen for abnormal noise. Check for play. Same goes for the tensioner.
Good luck!
Anyway,my advice is to remove the belt and run the engine cold shortly. See if the noise goes away. If it does,then it's good news because you know the noise comes from something belt driven and not from the engine internally.
Proceed on checking each pulley by hand. Spin them and listen for abnormal noise. Check for play. Same goes for the tensioner.
Good luck!
02-25-2014, 03:24 PM
#3
Nordschleife Master
the video works, the updated youtube video sounds noticbly louder then the other link. are they both the same video?
No video in your post,just a pic. At least that's what I can see on my phone...
Anyway,my advice is to remove the belt and run the engine cold shortly. See if the noise goes away. If it does,then it's good news because you know the noise comes from something belt driven and not from the engine internally.
Proceed on checking each pulley by hand. Spin them and listen for abnormal noise. Check for play. Same goes for the tensioner.
Good luck!
Anyway,my advice is to remove the belt and run the engine cold shortly. See if the noise goes away. If it does,then it's good news because you know the noise comes from something belt driven and not from the engine internally.
Proceed on checking each pulley by hand. Spin them and listen for abnormal noise. Check for play. Same goes for the tensioner.
Good luck!
02-25-2014, 03:31 PM
#4
Drifting
No video in your post,just a pic. At least that's what I can see on my phone...
Anyway,my advice is to remove the belt and run the engine cold shortly. See if the noise goes away. If it does,then it's good news because you know the noise comes from something belt driven and not from the engine internally.
Proceed on checking each pulley by hand. Spin them and listen for abnormal noise. Check for play. Same goes for the tensioner.
Good luck!
Anyway,my advice is to remove the belt and run the engine cold shortly. See if the noise goes away. If it does,then it's good news because you know the noise comes from something belt driven and not from the engine internally.
Proceed on checking each pulley by hand. Spin them and listen for abnormal noise. Check for play. Same goes for the tensioner.
Good luck!
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