There is nothing more frightening than unusual noises from the engine. Do not go immediately to your mechanic, the malfunction may not be as critical as you think. In order to well identifier this dysfunction we will find out the most regular noises on this Volkswagen 1600 and where they came from.
The engine of my Volkswagen 1600 makes a loud noise
If you ever come to a standstill and the engine does some kind of roar , there is indeed a malfunction. It can come from a loose engine cover, which repeatedly ricochets against another constituent. It is also plausible that a serious hissing sound came from the belt. If your Volkswagen 1600 never makes any suspicious noise when it is stopped, but a deaf noise occurs when you are driving, the malfunction most likely stems from bearings and not the engine. Do not wait too long to go to a mechanic, it could get worse.
My Volkswagen 1600 engine makes a tractor noise
The Volkswagen 1600 makes a airplane noise , but without having its power. Usually it comes from a holey or damaged exhaust pipe, not from the engine. The noise should be louder and more serious than normal, but related to acceleration. the harder you press the accelerator, the louder the engine. If the noise does not vary depending on your acceleration, go to the mechanic. The malfunction is probably due to a faulty engine component.
The engine of my Volkswagen 1600 makes a pan noise
A pan noise on this Volkswagen 1600 often remains in connection with the belt, and not of the engine as such. It is often the loose accessory belt, a damaged idler. Put a few wrenches on the belt if it is not tight enough, or replace the tensioner roller.
The engine of my Volkswagen 1600 makes a lot of noise
If your Volkswagen 1600 makes a lot of noise, it can usually be due to two main reasons. The first is a thud that will come from bearings . But it can also come from tires not inflated enough, or even too worn. If the engine produces a lot of noise, it can also result from a fuel combustion malfunction, or exhaust hole. Finally, it is rather exceptional that the engine is the source of this type of noise.
The engine of my Volkswagen 1600 makes a clicking noise
Here is a rather usual and relatively annoying dysfunction. This noise of slam can come from several parts of the engine. But here are the two most common.
- Poor combustion. In fact, poor or partial combustion can cause clicking noises. Do not attempt repairs if this is the case, rather go to your mechanic.
- If this snap does not occur until the first few minutes, it may be due to hydraulic lifters .
- The malfunction can also come from pistons , rockers , etc.
Not easy to diagnose. Engine noises should be taken seriously. It is advisable to go to your mechanic for a more exact check. Be vigilant!