Can you identify these noises?
06-24-2006, 03:14 PM
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Can you identify these noises?
noise number 1: sounds like boilingh water, or a gurgling sound coming from the crankpulley area happens all the time.
noise number 2: skreeching noise that happens right after shift and while letting out the clutch, happens some of the time
noise number 3: pop noise that comes either when accelerating or decelerating, like when the force of those two shifts, happens some times
noise number 4: bumping/popping when i move the steering side to side, like they do in nascar while warming up their tires (no i dont do this to warm up my tires, i just did it one day in a parking lot and noticed it)
noise number 5: bump/pop when hitting a bump in the road (i have a good idea this has to do with my suspension area of course, but any help is appreciated)
so far thats all my weird noises.
93 accord lx, 200k miles
noise number 2: skreeching noise that happens right after shift and while letting out the clutch, happens some of the time
noise number 3: pop noise that comes either when accelerating or decelerating, like when the force of those two shifts, happens some times
noise number 4: bumping/popping when i move the steering side to side, like they do in nascar while warming up their tires (no i dont do this to warm up my tires, i just did it one day in a parking lot and noticed it)
noise number 5: bump/pop when hitting a bump in the road (i have a good idea this has to do with my suspension area of course, but any help is appreciated)
so far thats all my weird noises.
93 accord lx, 200k miles
06-24-2006, 06:49 PM
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Re: Can you identify these noises? (93cb7sedan)
Well the popping turning the wheel and when the accel and decel pop is most likely axles being worn out. The screeching noise is most likely a worn out clutch. About the first one I don't know, other than a bearing on the tensioner for the timing belt.
06-25-2006, 04:42 AM
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Re: Can you identify these noises? (-RedneckDave-)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by -RedneckDave- »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Well the popping turning the wheel and when the accel and decel pop is most likely axles being worn out. The screeching noise is most likely a worn out clutch. About the first one I don't know, other than a bearing on the tensioner for the timing belt.</TD></TR></TABLE>
well your guesses have been my /my friends guesses.
i had someone tell me a bearing on that as well.
ehh, so much stuff to fix, so little money
well your guesses have been my /my friends guesses.
i had someone tell me a bearing on that as well.
ehh, so much stuff to fix, so little money
06-25-2006, 01:05 PM
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Re: Can you identify these noises? (93cb7sedan)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 93cb7sedan »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">noise number 1: sounds like boilingh water, or a gurgling sound coming from the crankpulley area happens all the time.
noise number 2: skreeching noise that happens right after shift and while letting out the clutch, happens some of the time
noise number 3: pop noise that comes either when accelerating or decelerating, like when the force of those two shifts, happens some times
noise number 4: bumping/popping when i move the steering side to side, like they do in nascar while warming up their tires (no i dont do this to warm up my tires, i just did it one day in a parking lot and noticed it)
noise number 5: bump/pop when hitting a bump in the road (i have a good idea this has to do with my suspension area of course, but any help is appreciated)
so far thats all my weird noises.
93 accord lx, 200k miles</TD></TR></TABLE>
1. most likely timing belt tensioner/balancer
2. worn a/c, power steering, alternator belt. check them all
3. fuel hitting the cat-converter = backfire check your spark plugs
4. check your joints and axles
5. blown or seize struts
noise number 2: skreeching noise that happens right after shift and while letting out the clutch, happens some of the time
noise number 3: pop noise that comes either when accelerating or decelerating, like when the force of those two shifts, happens some times
noise number 4: bumping/popping when i move the steering side to side, like they do in nascar while warming up their tires (no i dont do this to warm up my tires, i just did it one day in a parking lot and noticed it)
noise number 5: bump/pop when hitting a bump in the road (i have a good idea this has to do with my suspension area of course, but any help is appreciated)
so far thats all my weird noises.
93 accord lx, 200k miles</TD></TR></TABLE>
1. most likely timing belt tensioner/balancer
2. worn a/c, power steering, alternator belt. check them all
3. fuel hitting the cat-converter = backfire check your spark plugs
4. check your joints and axles
5. blown or seize struts
06-25-2006, 01:52 PM
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Re: Can you identify these noises? (STI champstar)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by STI champstar »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">1. most likely timing belt tensioner/balancer
2. worn a/c, power steering, alternator belt. check them all
3. fuel hitting the cat-converter = backfire check your spark plugs
4. check your joints and axles
5. blown or seize struts</TD></TR></TABLE>
as for number 3
its not a backfire, something seems to be shifting position i guess and making a pop, kinda like a steering pop
2. worn a/c, power steering, alternator belt. check them all
3. fuel hitting the cat-converter = backfire check your spark plugs
4. check your joints and axles
5. blown or seize struts</TD></TR></TABLE>
as for number 3
its not a backfire, something seems to be shifting position i guess and making a pop, kinda like a steering pop
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