Unknown "tining" noise....very confusing Reply #15 – May 09, 2007, 11:10:02 AM Quotemake sure it is tight and not loose. How do you check it? crawl under and try and move it.Public Safety Announcement -- MAKE SURE THE CAR IS OFF --End Public Safety AnnouncementSorry.....couldn't resist! Quote Selected
Unknown "tining" noise....very confusing Reply #16 – May 10, 2007, 12:55:24 AM Thanks Paul, I guess had I have thought I would have added that. Also dont crawl under a raised car unless it is supported by jackstands, on firm level ground.Dont stick your fingers in the fan when the engine is running either. ;) Quote Selected
Unknown "tining" noise....very confusing Reply #17 – May 10, 2007, 01:46:13 AM Quote from: 1WLD BRD;146187Dont stick your fingers in the fan when the engine is running either. Or... on a TC, any time the key's on. Isn't that what the warning sticker on the electric fans says? Quote Selected
Unknown "tining" noise....very confusing Reply #18 – May 10, 2007, 08:45:25 AM exactly, its just a bit of common sense, along with other things. :rolleyes: Quote Selected
Unknown "tining" noise....very confusing Reply #19 – May 10, 2007, 07:45:54 PM Use a long screwdriver with the big end up to your ear.....Makeshift stethescope. Use it to try and locate the rattle. I found out that my starter's front bushing was about toast, and between 2100 to 3000 rpms i got a VERY annoying rattle. It was the last thing I expected it to be. I would check that first to eliminate it as a possibility. Putting the car on a lift is very helpful. that way the car can be revved by an assistant and eveyone stays safe. Quote Selected
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