Engine noise
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Engine noise
Hi everyone ( who reads this)
Advice needed...
The issue(s)I have are
1) the idle revs sit at about 600. Not overly concerned but might relate to the following...
2) just done a 200 mile run and the engine sounded different than usual. It
sounds a bit like when you tape card to your bike so it hits the spokes (when i was a kid, obviously I don't do it now). Not very loud but there all the same and but sometimes can't be heard.
3) when reducing speed so no pressure on accelerator and coming to a stop it
sounded like issue two above but more rattley reducing down. It starts and increases with acceleration then I can't hear it and issue 2 tends to start.
I tried to describe best i can but. Do you have any ideas, Cambelt or something else?
Cheers all nvm
Advice needed...
The issue(s)I have are
1) the idle revs sit at about 600. Not overly concerned but might relate to the following...
2) just done a 200 mile run and the engine sounded different than usual. It
sounds a bit like when you tape card to your bike so it hits the spokes (when i was a kid, obviously I don't do it now). Not very loud but there all the same and but sometimes can't be heard.
3) when reducing speed so no pressure on accelerator and coming to a stop it
sounded like issue two above but more rattley reducing down. It starts and increases with acceleration then I can't hear it and issue 2 tends to start.
I tried to describe best i can but. Do you have any ideas, Cambelt or something else?
Cheers all nvm
Re: Engine noise
which of the 3 engines do you have
Re: Engine noise
It's the diesel 2.5
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Re: Engine noise
Hi
Have you tried driving a short distance with the passenger seat held back, and the hatch open so that you can hear the sounds a little better (a suitable accomplice in the rear holding the seat is good) ???
Cheers
Helen
Have you tried driving a short distance with the passenger seat held back, and the hatch open so that you can hear the sounds a little better (a suitable accomplice in the rear holding the seat is good) ???
Cheers
Helen
In the beginning there was nothing , then God said "Let there be Light".....There was still nothing , but ,by crikey, you could see it better.
Re: Engine noise
Hi,would be worthwhile checking All the belts and the crankshaft pulley,also the exhaust manifold for broken studs.
Cheers.
Cheers.
Re: Engine noise
tick over on mine is more like 750 rpm
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Re: Engine noise
Hi
Mmmmm, I'm thinking the same as you Rita
Cheers
Helen
Mmmmm, I'm thinking the same as you Rita
Cheers
Helen
In the beginning there was nothing , then God said "Let there be Light".....There was still nothing , but ,by crikey, you could see it better.
Re: Engine noise
Thinking the Same? What would that be? Sorry don't follow.
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Re: Engine noise
Hi
As I said...the same as member "Rita" said a couple of posts back
Anyway, they were the first points to come to mind....
Cheers
Helen
As I said...the same as member "Rita" said a couple of posts back




Anyway, they were the first points to come to mind....
Cheers
Helen
In the beginning there was nothing , then God said "Let there be Light".....There was still nothing , but ,by crikey, you could see it better.
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Re: Engine noise
click on this link and have a read.
http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... ud#p418217
http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... ud#p418217
Re: Engine noise
Thanks for your suggestions, everyone.