There is nothing more worrying than unwanted engine noise. Do not suddenly go to your mechanic, the worry is probably not as dramatic as what you think. So that properly identifier this concern, we will see the most usual noises on the Suzuki Samurai and where they can come from.
The engine of my Suzuki Samurai makes a thud
In case you are stopped and the engine produces some kind of roar , there is undeniably a concern. It could come from a not well attached engine cover, which rebounds repeatedly against another component. It is also plausible that a serious whistle comes from your belt. In the event that your Suzuki Samurai does not emit any suspicious noise when it is stopped, but a thump occurs when you are driving, the problem most likely comes from bearings not the engine. Do not take too long to go to a garage, it could get worse.
My Suzuki Samurai engine makes a tractor noise
Your Suzuki Samurai produces a airplane noise , you think you are at the airport. In general, it must come from a holey or faulty exhaust, not from the engine. The noise should be louder and more serious than normal, but related to acceleration. the faster you accelerate, the more noise the automobile produces. When this is not the case and the noise does not vary according to the acceleration, go to the mechanic. The concern probably comes from a faulty engine component.
The engine of my Suzuki Samurai makes a pan noise
A sharp noise on the Suzuki Samurai is regularly due to the belt, not the engine itself. It is usually the accessory belt not tight enough, a defective tensioner roller. Tighten your belt when it is slack, or replace the tensioner roller.
The engine of my Suzuki Samurai makes a lot of noise
In case your Suzuki Samurai produces a lot of noise it can usually come from two main sources. The first is a thud that will come from bearings . However, it could also come from tires not inflated enough, or even worn out. If the engine makes a lot of noise, it could also be due to a problem with fuel combustion, or exhaust hole. Finally, it is quite rare that the engine is responsible for this kind of noise.
My Suzuki Samurai engine makes a popping sound
This is a fairly frequent and fairly worrying concern. This noise of slam could arise from several engine components. However you will find below the two most common.
- Poor combustion. And yes, poor or partial combustion could generate clicking noises. Do not attempt repairs if this is what is happening, rather go to your garage.
- In the event that this click occurs only in the first few minutes, it could be that it comes from hydraulic lifters .
- The concern could also come from pistons , rockers , etc.
Not easy to determine. Noises from the engine should be considered as signals. We advise you to go to your garage for a more specific check. Be careful !