1999 Mercury Mountaineer "car rattling noise idle" Questions

...rattling noise the truck runs and drive good it just make a rattling noise change pully Could be worn out timing chain guides Listen with a stethoscope to the front motor cover If in fact it is a ...

rattling noise when idling, noise goes away when driving. Under the car like the exhaust? Catalytic converters do that inside their metal shell or housing. Beat on it with your fist when it is cold to

...rattling with the noise.Did any of you fixyour problems?Thaks this is easy one if you put the a/c on do you hear the rattle if yes then shut off the a/c if the noise go away then it is the compressor ...

...car checked as soon as possible - while a rattling exhaust isn't desperately urgent it could be the cat breaking up which might later restrict the flow of gases. Most importantly excessively loose ...

noise when in idle after warmed up why does my car make rattling noise when in idle after warmed up? Not a mechanic but have heard similar from older cars and been told that the tappets need adjusting

...noise. any inputs? Thanks Sounds like a rattling noise is a bearing going bad to me. If disconnecting the belt gets rid of the rattling, I would check for binding or loose pulley

...rattling while idling 1500 to 2000 rpm's makes high pitched whining noise Sound is worst in mornings after cold night Noise decreases while driving While idling it rattles check the belt ...

noise in the engine compartment sometimes at idle or high idle and very low speeds. it almost sounds like a diesel noise. the noise started when my wife ran over a dead deer in the road. I would check

...rattling grinding noise somewhere apparently in the serpentine chain of pulleys. I replaced the idler pulley and there is no difference. The sound diminishes but does not completely disappear when ...

noise top of the lifters 2000 corolla ve a rattling noise when the car idles Cam followers don't rattle they tap, so that is not the noise you hear. Have a local shop listen is my best advice here