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Mar 20, 2005
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theres a ticking sound coming from the left side of engine where the pullys are need help on adentifying what the sound is its lounder from the bottom .it just sticks does not seem like a engine proble runs great need help
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it's your serpentine belt... I have that same noise... buy one of those snap belt dressing, it will fix that problem...
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it's your serpentine belt... I have that same noise... buy one of those snap belt dressing, it will fix that problem...
Our cars dont have serpentine belts. We have 2 drive belts and a timing belt. Also belts dont make ticking noises, most likely it is a bad tensioner on the timing belt making noises, but you have too make sure. If it is, replace the belt and tensioner.
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lol that ticking is normal valve noise. Done it since day1 for me.
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just take it to honda and havethem assess it.
It only cost when they work on it.
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just take it to honda and havethem assess it.
It only cost when they work on it.
You must have technicians that like to do work for free then. Most dealerships charge to look at the car.
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You must have technicians that like to do work for free then. Most dealerships charge to look at the car.
yup! this is me when I go to dealership >>> raping price! it's fvcking ridiculous... that's why I will never go to the dealership unless I wanna buy the OEM honda parts...
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