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engine rattle yreg mk6 2ltr help!!
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engine rattle yreg mk6 2ltr help!!
by PaultheChippie » Tue May 15, 2007 12:17 am
Hi there can anybody help me? i bought my MK6 2Ltr Yreg 100bhp fwd transit 3years ago with about 99,000 miles on the clock its now got 118,000miles under the belt. I've started to get a bit of rattle noise coming from the offside part of the engine near the engine mount it fades a bit when you raise the revs, could any body tell me what it could be. Another proplem i seem to be having is getting any kind of workshop manual heynes don't do one yet and ford have been less than helpfull.
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by motorwise » Tue May 15, 2007 12:23 am
a rattle from that area could easily be the crankshaft pulley rattling - it's a damped pulley, two halves bonded together with rubber - take the belt off and try it - if the noise goes bung a pulley on it
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by motorwise » Tue May 15, 2007 12:26 am
PaultheChippie wrote:Whats a tis?
it's basically an illegal copy of the ford workshop info disc - loads on e bay
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by motorwise » Tue May 15, 2007 12:32 am
there you go Paul send gemini a couple of quid and you've got one
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by PaultheChippie » Tue May 15, 2007 12:42 am
ford have told me it could be the chain and tensioner at a cost of between £600-£900 is it something i could do myself, do i need special tools?
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by motorwise » Tue May 15, 2007 12:57 am
PaultheChippie wrote:ford have told me it could be the chain and tensioner at a cost of between £600-£900 is it something i could do myself, do i need special tools?
not something you would want to get involved with unless you've done this sort of thing before - tis disc will have instructions if not I'll tell you how
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