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Ok so it’s been a while. Xterra still makes this noise, still intermittent. Car has 180,000 on it now since posted. I didn’t find anything wrong with the drive pulleys. Gave up for a while.
But I have an update. It seems that while the noise is happening I can let off the accelerator and the noise will literally disappear. Then it will have a 50/50 chance of starting again once I begin accelerating again. Still stumped.
Ok I’ll start looking when I get home.
Work outside all day just to work outside when I get off…. Smh
Good news is my spill free funnel comes in today, I need it for the same car. Developed a coolant leak where the aluminum heater core line meets with the plastic fitting. Nissan did away with the air bleed nipple that was there..
Oh yea if it matters that sound clip was recorded about 4 years ago.
Ok I’ll start looking when I get home.
Work outside all day just to work outside when I get off…. Smh
Good news is my spill free funnel comes in today, I need it for the same car. Developed a coolant leak where the aluminum heater core line meets with the plastic fitting. Nissan did away with the air bleed nipple that was there..
Oh yea if it matters that sound clip was recorded about 4 years ago.
I try the long screwdriver trick but to no avail. Problem is so damn intermittent. If I could get the noise at idle I’m sure I could find its really fast since its loud. I just got an email from my dad. He said it sounds hollow like a water pump pulley or something like that. It is steel rubbing on something.
I try the long screwdriver trick but to no avail. Problem is so damn intermittent. If I could get the noise at idle I’m sure I could find its really fast since its loud. I just got an email from my dad. He said it sounds hollow like a water pump pulley or something like that. It is steel rubbing on something.
Oh and btw I’ve read the “Finding Noises” information. However since the problem is so intermittent and only happens while driving.