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    Whats this noise?

    I bought a clio hybrid yesterday but noticed there is a bit of a noise coming from the engine bay when the engine is warmed up. I took a video of it which I've put on youtube and you can see HERE.

    It's coming from the drives side and I'm guessin its to do with one of the belts but I'm not really sure tbh. As I say though you can only hear it when the engine has warmed up a bit.

    Thanks.

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    its not a belt, its the little oil breather in the video, is that connected to the big pipe on the rocker cover? for some reason when they arent on the o/e pipe they make that whistling noise

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    lol, 100% sure yeah? That had crossed my mind but I wasn't sure. It would explain why the noise wasn't being made until I'd been driving a while. When I stopped at the first service station I found the breather had fallen off so had to reatach it and it might have been after that the noise started.

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    not 100 percent no but it looks a high possibility, make sure its properly re-attached, and if in b doubt whip the whole lot off so the rocker has nothing attached and stick your ear next to the breather pipe on the rocker. shud be able to hear the noise clearly then

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    sounds like the water pump to me
    the bearing might be on its way

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    Quote Originally Posted by schakal
    sounds like the water pump to me
    the bearing might be on its way
    good old shak, there to put a downer on everything!




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    lol, I hope its not the water pump anyway as its just been replaced.

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    well am i the only one that notices the
    noise is not constant but is happening
    periodically ,like something revolving is
    making it ??

    either water pump ,alternator or p/s pump in that area
    just get the belt out and run the engine to see if
    the noise is still there .

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    nope i notice it to, almost as if pressure changes in oil system are causing it................

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    lol, I reckon (or at least hope ;)) coops is right. I'll check if it's the breather tomorrow and let you know.


 

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