How about opening the bonnet so we can see what we are looking at . Have you had a look to see if any thing is lose . Does noise raise with the rev's ? have a feel of the power steering pump pully play or , if its not electric like . No doubt its been fixed before by some1 on here . Big help would be know what it is , could be a common problem .
Yea loose timing chain does sound like that. As you rev it the sound should change/go away, does not sound good. Above questions are relevant.
bill-robinson,
Oct 4, 9:56pm
go and see your mechanic, let him listen and give real advice.
kazbanz,
Oct 5, 12:02am
Theres a number of possibilities--bonnet open theres a chance it could be figured out.
nice_lady,
Oct 5, 3:11am
Put the handle of a screwdriver in your ear and the other in on the engine in various places be careful where you place it of course it will work like a stethoscope and help you identify where the noise is coming from and hear it more clearly
mrfxit,
Oct 5, 4:07am
Strongly reminds me of a Hyundai Lantra loose timing chain slapping on the guard rail just above the chain. Sounds bad but not really.
mrfxit,
Oct 5, 4:09am
Just don't "borrow" a screw driver from the wifes tool kit If she slaps ya other ear while you listen to the noise . >>>. . . .(o)
nice_lady,
Oct 5, 4:12am
The wife has a tool kit? Dangerous !
mrfxit,
Oct 5, 4:15am
So's the thought of that random slap at the wrong time
smallwoods,
Oct 5, 4:42am
Especially if you have the screwdriver back to front!
bill-robinson,
Nov 11, 9:49pm
but the plastic insulates the spark from my head
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