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Engine noise question
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David Rush
• Greenville, SC, USA
• Registered on 4/11/2004
• 233 posts
1 Vehicle
Posted:11/25/2004 07:10
When I forst start the X up in the AM, I hear what sounds like a lifter from the right side. In less than 5 seconds it is gone. My driveway has about a 5 degree downward tilt and slight cant to the left side. Anything to worry about, experiences, etc.
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David
birdman127
• baltimore, MD, USA
• Registered on 10/13/2002
• 581 posts
1 Vehicle
Posted:12/3/2004 18:41
Mine did that for a while then I hear its normal. Any way I played around and found if I keep the oil at the top of the hash on the dip stick it stopped it from happening. I also noticed if the oil was getting dirty it would also rattle a little.

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Scott Stover
• Fayetteville, NC, USA
• Registered on 4/16/2004
• 354 posts
1 Vehicle
Posted:12/7/2004 18:49
Mine does the same thing Scott, when the oil gets older it will "knock" just a little!! But Ive asked the same question several times!!

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Brian Barnett
• San Antonio, TX, USA
• Registered on 9/6/2004
• 103 posts
Posted:12/8/2004 12:03
yall are hearing things. theres no way that old oil is going to cause a noise


I change the oil at 2500 and I keep the stereo turned up so I cant hear anything else........plus the thing is soooo quite that I cant hear outside noise,,,,,,,,

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