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I only viewed the video on my phone, so I couldn't pick anything out of the ordinary. Rev it a tiny bit and observe the noise. Next morning, check the oil dipstick to make sure oil level is between L and H as a sanity check. When did you have your oil change? What kind and/or brand was used? Regardless, the last thing you want to hear is rod knock. Hearing that sound from YouTube vids gives me goose bumps.
With us turbo/sc folks, we've got loud injectors and possibly more noise from VVEL. As long as it's not rod knock or broken VVEL actuator, we just continue driving as usual. |
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I think its ur half shafts, the O rings or spacers on the half shaft broke in, not broken and it has a lil play back n forth on start up toque so u wanna fix it? this is what u do:
1)get a 32mm long socket with 1/2 in torque wrench or above 2) remove wheel and then remove a metal pin that acts like a stopper for the 32mm. 3) tighten the 32mm nut to 177lb of torque 4) put all back together, test should be no clicking noise. |
It's pretty hard to confuse the axle click with clutch/engine noise.
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I'm not a tech guy so I don't understand pretty much all of the abbreviations and etc:(
should I take it into dealership? |
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My car makes the same noise, it goes away when you press down on the clutch
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It was like that ever since I bought the car so I assumed it to be normal
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It is.
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I lived near Joliet during the '70s. Waaaayyyyy too cold for this Southern Boy. |
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