How to Find and Fix Engine Noises That are Hard To Pinpoint

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Published 2023-09-28

In this video I'll go over how you can find engine noises that increase and decrease with the rpm of the engine as well as engine noises that have their own frequency. Whether you have a bad serpentine belt roller bearing, tensioner bearing, power steering pump, timing belt roller bearing, alternator, ac compressor pump bearing and clutch, air injection pump, clogged pcv, clogged catalytic converter, I will show you can you can fix them.

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All Comments (21)

@myRatchets 9 months ago

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@anonymousdangarcia 9 months ago

The best way to make noises stop is to take it to someone so they can hear it. Every time I do that, the noises stop and the guy thinks im crazy!😂
@wyattoneable 9 months ago

Always informative, well explained and edited for ease of viewing.
@adambennett2176 9 months ago

Hey hey hey
@davedeatherage4902 9 months ago

Today's video is a great example of why I'm subbed, and have been subbed a long time. You have in-depth information to help us Diy'ers. I appreciate your teaching , tricks to locate & fix engine noises. Thank you again.
@kimokahikolekalihi 9 months ago

You can register it in some states. Washington no longer has smog testing.
@craigtegeler4677 9 months ago

I often use a broom stick and cup my ear to it and move it around inside the engine bay. I've done this many a time and people tend to look at me rather weird but hey, it works the majority of times like no other! Hell, everybody has a broom stick!
@Taldish 9 months ago

Really appreciate your videos. You are a great teacher.
@wellnessotr 6 months ago

Awesome man! Thank you. Happy Holidays!
@curtismorrison8171 9 months ago

Always appreciate your Videos... ALWAYS!
@thunderstruck5484 9 months ago

Another Great video from a great mechanic , thanks again!
@alexcelbun 9 months ago

Thank you for the insights
@wackey3455 9 months ago

Well done some great tips in the video. Nice one
@lisandro12349 9 months ago

Been watching your videos for years man, I always wondered if you are Persian. Cheers!
@DannerPlace 9 months ago

This is an excellent video. Thanks for posting it.
@s0nnyburnett 9 months ago

Great video
@LubaLuba1 9 months ago

Hi can I install external alternator regulator kit on my 2011 town and country? because my alternator stopped charging still even after installing new alternator and battery.
@dzabin 9 months ago

I have a very difficult time getting mechanics to take the time to diagnose noises. I hate noises, it is the vehicle telling you something is wrong.
@kaci7789 9 months ago

I have a puff sound when I shut off the engine of my 2011 Chevy Silverado. It sounds like it coming from the filter box but checked the hose connections to no avail.
@007BlackGuy 9 months ago

I got a California ecu but I don’t have the smog pump is that normal I have 2 different ecus to choose from that are not California ecus