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Old 11-16-2003, 03:42 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Noise when I step on or let off the gas pedal

Hi guys,

Recently I noticed noise when I step on and let off the gas pedal. Its like something is loosen. But when I hit the brake pedal, I don't hear it. Its only when I step on the gas or let off the gas. Its just getting louder and louder. Any idea where to look at?
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Old 11-17-2003, 12:52 PM   #2 (permalink)
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it could be that there is a leak in your exhaust. where is the sound comming from? you should get a friend you trust to drive slowly by you so you can probably get a better understanding of the problem.
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Old 11-17-2003, 01:12 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Bad motor mount? When you're cruising along in 5th and you let off the gas then get back on it, does the shifter move back and forth?
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Old 11-17-2003, 02:29 PM   #4 (permalink)
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it could be that there is a leak in your exhaust. where is the sound comming from? you should get a friend you trust to drive slowly by you so you can probably get a better understanding of the problem.
Its not the leak.
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Old 11-17-2003, 02:32 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Bad motor mount? When you're cruising along in 5th and you let off the gas then get back on it, does the shifter move back and forth?
Maybe its a bad motor mount. Is it expensive to replace or fix? I can hear the noise in 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th. Everytime I let off the gas, I can hear it. Or when I step on the gas, I can hear it again. Its not continuous. Its just that particular instant. My shifter doesn't move back and forth.
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If your shifter is solid then its probably not a mount. Another thing to look at are the half shafts. A bad CV could caust a click/clunk noise. If you can inspect the boots to see if they're torn that may be an indicator, they're supposed to be sealed and full of grease, somtimes the boot tears and lets out the grease causing a CV failure. Have a look.
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Maybe its a bad motor mount.
or it could be a loose motor mount. we had a loose motor mount on our explorer, and my dad just got a socket wrench and tightend it. maybe???
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exactly what does the noise sound like???....
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It sounds like someone knocking on your door. Its hard to explain. Its something loose for sure.
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Old 11-20-2003, 10:18 AM   #10 (permalink)
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Q: The car knocks a little under boost and the power drops off suddenly,

The symptoms are that when running UK 95 Octane unleaded petrol, when accelerating the engine knocks (/pinks) and this is being detected by the engine knock sensor. In order to protect the engine the ECU retards the timing until no more knocking is detected. If the ECU is still detecting knocking at this point, it may go one step further and close the turbo VSV, to limit the boost to a lower, safer, value.

This often happens at around 5k rpm, and if accelerating hard with full boost there is a quite noticeable drop in power as the ECU closes the VSV and the boost level drops. This is probably caused as in Japan Unleaded fuel is either 98 or 100 octane.

The only cure is to retard the spark timing at the distributor: In my case, it had to be moved to 5 degrees BTDC, and the car will run 95 Octane unleaded, at the expense of a little top end power and affect cold engine performance.

could that be it?
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i dont think human ears are sensitive enough to be able to detect knock from the engine...
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Exhuast manifold leak or loose spark plug? Could also be a bad rod bearing.
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I am thinking its a bad bushing in the suspension. I am taking to Toyota this weekend.
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i heard a knock and it got louder and louder, this turned out being my pistons and now i need a new motor cause i blew the old one...
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