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Just wanted to make sure that everyone will see it. :stick: :side:
please check out my video below (or at here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeDftAmLzXs&feature=youtu.be)and leave any comments.
Thanks
Shen
Just wanted to make sure that everyone will see it. :stick: :side:
please check out my video below (or at here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeDftAmLzXs&feature=youtu.be)and leave any comments.
Thanks
Shen
please check out my video below (or at here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeDftAmLzXs&feature=youtu.be)and leave any comments.
Thanks
Shen
please check out my video below (or at here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeDftAmLzXs&feature=youtu.be)and leave any comments.
Thanks
Shen
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeDftAmLzXs&feature=youtu.be[/video]
Sorry for this super late response (I just graduated from college!). Yes, the noise is still here. My judgement right now is the noise coming from some loosen pulley (like idler pulley maybe? correct me if I am wrong). Anyway, here is the video (hope you guys will come back to review it), and please tell me as much as you can.
Thanks
Shen
ps. I am going to replace the brake pad, rotor and caliper since they have been all worn out.
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeDftAmLzXs&feature=youtu.be[/video]
Sorry for this super late response (I just graduated from college!). Yes, the noise is still here. My judgement right now is the noise coming from some loosen pulley (like idler pulley maybe? correct me if I am wrong). Anyway, here is the video (hope you guys will come back to review it), and please tell me as much as you can.
Thanks
Shen
ps. I am going to replace the brake pad, rotor and caliper since they have been all worn out.
Thanks for the reply. it is not a squealing noise. The noise is more like low pitch sound. When you say A/C belt, did you mean serpentine belt?
Thanks for the reply. it is not a squealing noise. The noise is more like low pitch sound. When you say A/C belt, did you mean serpentine belt?
Thanks for the reply. I am still new. What is motor mount? and what is bracket? where are they located?
Thanks for the reply. I am still new. What is motor mount? and what is bracket? where are they located?
Okay, people,
Finally, I got it done. Here are some tips: for this particular engine cover, you will need both 10 mm and 8 mm sockets to get all bolts/nuts out. I don’t know why they have two different size of bolts on one engine cover.
Alert: Because I don’t have a torque wrench,so when I put all those bolts/nuts back in, I used my “experiences” to screw them in. And one of them got broke! Half of the broken part is still in there. For now, everything looks good. No oil leak. no nothing. However, it will be pain in the butt to get the broken part out when I do any service next time.
So USE A TORQUE WRENCH!
Shen
Okay, people,
Finally, I got it done. Here are some tips: for this particular engine cover, you will need both 10 mm and 8 mm sockets to get all bolts/nuts out. I don’t know why they have two different size of bolts on one engine cover.
Alert: Because I don’t have a torque wrench,so when I put all those bolts/nuts back in, I used my “experiences” to screw them in. And one of them got broke! Half of the broken part is still in there. For now, everything looks good. No oil leak. no nothing. However, it will be pain in the butt to get the broken part out when I do any service next time.
So USE A TORQUE WRENCH!
Shen
Hello,guys!
Thank you for all the help.
Finally, I changed the spark plugs today. Guess what I found.
All the old spark plugs were all wore out. So I put in 4 new ones with anti-seize on them.
However, a new problem showed up: there are oil on two of the spark plugs and their spark wire. So I am going to get a valve cover gasket now and see what happens.
ps. Eric, there is no engine lights on so far.