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Engine Noise 900

posted by  mila on  Sun Oct 19 22:07 CST 2003
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Really hard to tell.
Although you say your belts are fine, spray them with water one at a time and see if it makes a difference just to rule them out.
Or it could be the timing belt tensioner, remove rubber plug in timing belt cover an listen with a stethoscope.
If it is really coming from the flywheel area it might be the pilot bearing in the end of the crankshaft. Requires tranny removal to change.
If it is a manual you also have the trow out bearing in the clutch, but this would only make a noise with the clutch depressed.

HTH
Mikael Larsson






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