iboughtatahoe23
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Removed spacer and just Kept the new pully. Y not
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i thought changing the idler pulley fixed it. But it’s backYou need to switch it on or off when you hear the noise to see if the noise changes/goes away.
No change, it's probably something else.
Second easiest thing is to take the accessory belt off. That would eliminate idler pulleys, alternator, water pump, power steering as possible culprits.
Maybe try moving your phone to different areas and record away. Get some good tape..
This mentions the intake manifold stud being the culprit. I have not ever dabbled with an intake manifold.Found an article where someone has the same issue as me in a Lincoln mkz
Only article I’ve found where someone has the same issue as me
Inspected some shields. Can’t find a loose one or any thing making that noise.Still say is a shield of some sort.
Your intake manifold is plastic and on top of your motor. I have never heard of one rattling. If it was, you would have a myriad of codes.Also hear the intake manifold can rattle?
Nope. Not seeing any signs of wear from the starter in that photo.Anyone know if I can see the starter touching the flex plate through the inspection port?