There is nothing more disturbing than unwanted noises from the engine block. Do not go directly to your mechanic, the problem may not be as critical as we think. So as to suitably identifier the problem let's find out the most regular noises on a Volkswagen 1300 and where they come from.
The engine block of my Volkswagen 1300 makes a thud
When you are stopped and the engine block emits a kind of roar , there is indeed a problem. It could come from a loose engine block cover, which repeatedly ricochets on another element. It is also conceivable that a serious rustle could come from your belt. When your Volkswagen 1300 does not make a strange noise when stopped, but a thump occurs as soon as you drive, the problem must most likely come from bearings and not from the engine block. Don't wait too long to get to a mechanic, it could get worse.
My Volkswagen 1300 engine makes a tractor noise
Your Volkswagen 1300 emits a airplane noise , but without having its performance. Generally, this comes from a holey or damaged exhaust pipe, not from the engine block. The noise should be louder and more serious than normal, but related to acceleration. the more you accelerate, the more noise the vehicle emits. If the noise does not vary depending on your acceleration, go to your mechanic. The problem must certainly come from a faulty engine block element.
The engine block of my Volkswagen 1300 makes a pan noise
A shrill noise on a Volkswagen 1300 often remains linked to the belt, not the engine block itself. It is usually the loose accessory belt, or one of the damaged idlers. Put a few wrenches on your belt in case it is slack, or change the tensioner roller.
The engine of my Volkswagen 1300 makes a lot of noise
When your Volkswagen 1300 makes a lot of noise it could usually be caused by two main causes. The first is a thud that will come from bearings . However, it could also come from tires not sufficiently swollen, or too worn. When your engine block makes a lot of noise, it could also be due to a problem with fuel combustion, or exhaust perforated. Finally, it is quite rare that the engine block is responsible for this type of noise.
The engine of my Volkswagen 1300 makes a clicking noise
This is a relatively usual and quite scary problem. This noise of slam could come from various components of the engine block. However here are the two most common.
- Poor combustion. In fact, poor or partial combustion could generate clicking noises. Do not embark on repairs if this is what is happening, rather go to your mechanic.
- When this noise only comes in the first few minutes, it could be from hydraulic lifters .
- The problem could also come from pistons , rockers , etc.
Not easy to diagnose. Mechanical noises should be considered as signals. It is advisable to go to your mechanic for a more accurate diagnosis. Be vigilant!