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Pineapple 08-24-2014 11:04 AM

Ticking/Clicking noise when accelerating?
 
I read various threads about fuel pump noise at idle.

Does the fuel pump ticking noise go away when I'm driving?
Am I supposed to get this clicking noise when I'm accelerating?

Additional info: This noise accompanies me about 70% of the time. Especially when it's the first drive of the day or when the car has been shut off for several hours.

Pineapple 08-28-2014 07:43 AM

So am I the only one experiencing this?

strat61caster 08-28-2014 04:21 PM

You aren't being descriptive enough, it could be entirely normal as the engine is generally regarded to be rather clickity-clackity in pretty much all scenarios, could be the rear shelf pop-tick as the sheet metal gets pushed around, could be a loose axle nut, could be a bauble rattling around in a cup holder.

Post a video for a flurry of responses and arguing.

Tcoat 08-28-2014 04:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by strat61caster (Post 1921963)
You aren't being descriptive enough, it could be entirely normal as the engine is generally regarded to be rather clickity-clackity in pretty much all scenarios, could be the rear shelf pop-tick as the sheet metal gets pushed around, could be a loose axle nut, could be a bauble rattling around in a cup holder.

Post a video for a flurry of responses and arguing.

And arguing
And arguing
And MORE arguing!

Strat is quite correct though, they are by nature a noisy engine especially when cold. If I had heard the sounds I hear come out of this engine (when sitting in a drive through waiting for my morning coffee) from one of my old V8s I would have been totally panicked and stopped driving right on the spot!!


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