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Kustom_FTO wrote:Bennoz wrote:$80 + nightmare.
Yep, she's all gotta come off. May as well do the belt, idler & tensioner pulley while you're at it.
Having said that, I've never heard of an FTO pump making those sorts of noises...
What about a alternator bearing?
Possibly.
Do you know how to go round the motor with a big screw driver in your ear to isolate where the noise is coming from?
To be honest, its probably just an idler pulley in the belt arrangement somewhere.
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by Kustom »
Bennoz wrote:Kustom_FTO wrote:Bennoz wrote:$80 + nightmare.
Yep, she's all gotta come off. May as well do the belt, idler & tensioner pulley while you're at it.
Having said that, I've never heard of an FTO pump making those sorts of noises...
What about a alternator bearing?
Possibly.
Do you know how to go round the motor with a big screw driver in your ear to isolate where the noise is coming from?
To be honest, its probably just an idler pulley in the belt arrangement somewhere.
No i dont lol, thats what My friend told me to do too haha
I just recorded another video that you can hear clearer hopefully. Will upload in a sec.
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by Kustom »
Still not that clear. I can really hear it when it drops down the revs (after I go up to 4k). Also has a little kinda whining noise to it too.
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by Bennoz »
It must be you flux capacitor. How the f**k would anyone know with that video. Google how to use the screwdriver like a stethoscope!
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by Kustom »
I dunno, use your skills! hehe
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by MH999 »
It could be the idler bearings but after seeing your 2nd vid i noticed the volt
meter was on 12.2v.From memory it should be around 13.7-14v so maybe its
the bearings in the alternator.(correct me if i am wrong)
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by payaya »
Kustom_FTO wrote: I dunno, use your skills! hehe
If that video was taken on your digital camera, then the sound it coming from there.
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by Kustom »
payaya wrote:Kustom_FTO wrote: I dunno, use your skills! hehe
If that video was taken on your digital camera, then the sound it coming from there.
Nah iphone
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