Engine "clacking"
#11
RE: Engine "clacking"
I'm going to take it to the place that did my radiator and see what they have to say about this issue. It's funny that it didn't start happening until after that was done. Also, since the radiator work was done there has been this pressure type sound when I accelerate as well
#12
RE: Engine "clacking"
Try this. Take the belt off and see if the sound goes away. Yes I said take the belt off. Run it for a minute, just long enough that you would have normally heared the sound. If it goes away then you have a few choices. Water pump, belt tensioner, mechanical fan(if you have one), or even the alternator.
#14
RE: Engine "clacking"
ORIGINAL: russ007
I'm going to take it to the place that did my radiator and see what they have to say about this issue. It's funny that it didn't start happening until after that was done. Also, since the radiator work was done there has been this pressure type sound when I accelerate as well
I'm going to take it to the place that did my radiator and see what they have to say about this issue. It's funny that it didn't start happening until after that was done. Also, since the radiator work was done there has been this pressure type sound when I accelerate as well
#16
RE: Engine "clacking"
ORIGINAL: 2500 mopar
greenmachine, i totally agree with you about how you shouldnt have to touch the engine but what im saying is that maybe the guys who installed it removed a few things that they shouldnt have and now theres a problem
ORIGINAL: greenmachine
Changing the radiator does not even require you to touch the engine.Since you dont have a "trained" ear and cant hear it except under load there is not much you can do. Is there anyone that you know who is a gearhead? Could have them take a listen. Sorry this not a whole lot of help.
Changing the radiator does not even require you to touch the engine.Since you dont have a "trained" ear and cant hear it except under load there is not much you can do. Is there anyone that you know who is a gearhead? Could have them take a listen. Sorry this not a whole lot of help.
#17
RE: Engine "clacking"
ORIGINAL: russ007
so you're saying take it off and the drive it for a min? Getting back to the timing thing, If the timing is off would it show a loss of power?
so you're saying take it off and the drive it for a min? Getting back to the timing thing, If the timing is off would it show a loss of power?
#18
RE: Engine "clacking"
ORIGINAL: russ007
I'm going to take it to the place that did my radiator and see what they have to say about this issue. It's funny that it didn't start happening until after that was done. Also, since the radiator work was done there has been this pressure type sound when I accelerate as well
I'm going to take it to the place that did my radiator and see what they have to say about this issue. It's funny that it didn't start happening until after that was done. Also, since the radiator work was done there has been this pressure type sound when I accelerate as well
#19
RE: Engine "clacking"
I'm bettin' the fan shroud isn't seated properly and the fan is contacting it when the engine torques under heavy load. That's about the only thing that could have changed with radiator replacement. Also, if the tech crawled up on top of the shroud, the top of the shroud may have beenbowed down, and they fit tight enough that they'll stay there until you pull them back up. Have someone powerbrake the truck while you watch the fan.
Probably removed the air tube from the throttle body for some reason and didn't get it properly seated or damaged/lost the gasket.
Also, since the radiator work was done there has been this pressure type sound when I accelerate as well