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191,000 miles timing chain tensioner or oil delivery problem?
Hello Everyone,
I am a new registered user here. Thank you for having me. I am having an issue with my 2005 4.4l E53 I have 191,000 miles. I just received the title, free and clear, in the mail. I have driven this since 43,000 miles. I have maintained it at the dealership the entire time that I have owned it. I have just invested in plugs, coils, MAF, pre cat O2 sensors, belt tensioner, belt and pulleys. I always get any abnormalities checked out, straight away. This one is the most frightening and I have had the most difficult time getting a straight answer for this repair. I have just encountered this noise in the short clip below: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCaraT3-QYU I am hoping that there is some wisdom to be imparted to me, on this site, in regards to this issue. Again, I am a newbee. If I should post this somewhere else, please advise. I couldn't figure out how to start a new thread.
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Best regards, BWK 2005 E53 4.4L Black Sapphire Metallic Premium Cold Weather Sport 191,000 miles 2003 E53 4.4L Black Sapphire Metallic Premium Cold Weather Sport KIA |
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Have you checked the spark plugs to see if any are loose? I've had a loose plug which gave a similar noise before. It's an easy no risk check to do before you buy parts and dive into a chain tensioner replacement.
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