Hey guys, just wondering if any of yous have experienced this problem before: After the car is running at the right temperature (98 Festiva), when its idleing, if i give it just a tap of throttle it makes this woop wooping noise from the lefthand side of the engine (possibly timing belt?) it then slowly goes away back to ideling, ive been told its nothing to worry about as its been there ever since ive had the car (4 months), its just REALLY annoying when sitting in traffic creeping forward and stopping..
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Originally posted by wybnrml View PostIt might be that cone air filter, they make noise when sucking in air.Current Ride:
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Pulley may be rubbing on the timing belt cover...common problem but not sure I would describe it as the noise you are hearing."FLTG4LIFE" @FINALLEVEL , "PBH"
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No chance you've just got an old/ slightly stretched alt. belt that makes noise at lower idle speeds, but under a load, it has enough tension to not cause a problem? Tho, I'm not sure I would describe that sound as 'woop wooping' either.
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