Strange Tick noise!
#1
Strange Tick noise!
When the car is running there is a strange tick tick tick noise coming from the engine, sounds kinda like the fan blade catching on something, however the noise seems to be comming from some where on the spark plug side, but it does not sound like it is comming from any of the belts any ideas?
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Turbo
Not extremely rapid, about 3 -4 tick's per sec at idle, engine make too much noise when reving to notice if it gets faster, may be it's just me but it seems to be geting louder (over the last week or so)
Not extremely rapid, about 3 -4 tick's per sec at idle, engine make too much noise when reving to notice if it gets faster, may be it's just me but it seems to be geting louder (over the last week or so)
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#8
Originally posted by MountainTurbo
Are you saying it's normal for injectors to tick, or that they tick when they're going out, or what?
Are you saying it's normal for injectors to tick, or that they tick when they're going out, or what?
Have you ever heard a high milage BMW E30 sounds like a maladjusted valve
#9
If you look at the engine specifically where you drop your oil in, to the left of that and then down a bit, sounds like it is comming from the other side of the belts (towards the cabin) but not to far back.
#10
Try using a stethoscope or a big screwdriver, put it in your ear(not all the way) and place it against where the sound comes from, once you have located it, take a picture and mark the area, then let us know
#11
The tic, tic could possibly be coming from a sparkplug wire that is not fully shoved into its boot, and the tic is the arcing b/t the end of the wire and the sparkplug. Or the same scenario but at the coil assy. Pull or push both wires on the coil assy and see it they were all the way in the coil bores.
#14
Originally posted by HAILERS
The tic, tic could possibly be coming from a sparkplug wire that is not fully shoved into its boot, and the tic is the arcing b/t the end of the wire and the sparkplug. Or the same scenario but at the coil assy. Pull or push both wires on the coil assy and see it they were all the way in the coil bores.
The tic, tic could possibly be coming from a sparkplug wire that is not fully shoved into its boot, and the tic is the arcing b/t the end of the wire and the sparkplug. Or the same scenario but at the coil assy. Pull or push both wires on the coil assy and see it they were all the way in the coil bores.
#18
I'm having a similar problem, but I can definitely see sparks coming from my trailing coil, rear rotor. What's funny is that if I unplug the wire from the coil, sparks still come from the coil, but the engine doesn't idle any differently. You guys think it's a bad plug or bad coil? (Please don't let it be a bad coil)
#19
Originally posted by ShadowX
I'm having a similar problem, but I can definitely see sparks coming from my trailing coil, rear rotor. What's funny is that if I unplug the wire from the coil, sparks still come from the coil, but the engine doesn't idle any differently. You guys think it's a bad plug or bad coil? (Please don't let it be a bad coil)
I'm having a similar problem, but I can definitely see sparks coming from my trailing coil, rear rotor. What's funny is that if I unplug the wire from the coil, sparks still come from the coil, but the engine doesn't idle any differently. You guys think it's a bad plug or bad coil? (Please don't let it be a bad coil)
#20
Originally posted by ShadowX
I'm having a similar problem, but I can definitely see sparks coming from my trailing coil, rear rotor. What's funny is that if I unplug the wire from the coil, sparks still come from the coil, but the engine doesn't idle any differently. You guys think it's a bad plug or bad coil? (Please don't let it be a bad coil)
I'm having a similar problem, but I can definitely see sparks coming from my trailing coil, rear rotor. What's funny is that if I unplug the wire from the coil, sparks still come from the coil, but the engine doesn't idle any differently. You guys think it's a bad plug or bad coil? (Please don't let it be a bad coil)
Clean up any dirt or grease that may be carbon tracking across the surface of the coil post.
I'll bet the wire is bad.
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