Re: [MBZ] Noise in front

2005-11-28 Thread Marshall Booth
Constantine N. Polites wrote: Omar, The sound is a low frequency murmur and can be heard at low 800 - 1500 rpm. In my case, I believe that Jim and Marshall identified the problem areas. I would surely loosen the belt and try turning all of the driven accessories and the idler wheel to insure

[MBZ] Noise in front

2005-11-28 Thread Constantine N. Polites
Omar, The sound is a low frequency murmur and can be heard at low 800 - 1500 rpm. In my case, I believe that Jim and Marshall identified the problem areas. Constantine

Re: [MBZ] noise in front: 350sdl

2005-11-28 Thread Jim Cathey
The reason I ask is that about two months ago an odd noise (to me) started appearing at the front of my 2003 ML 400 CDI with approx. 49,000 miles. The best I can describe it is that it sounds like a chirp which is heard a fraction of a second before the engine comes to a complete stop after bei

[MBZ] noise in front: 350sdl

2005-11-28 Thread Kayoooh
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Re: [MBZ] noise in front: 350sdl

2005-11-28 Thread Marshall Booth
Jim Cathey wrote: I have a wierd noise in the of the motor, it appears to be comming from the belt tensioner ( not the chain tensioner). Check that your main crank pulley is not coming loose, resulting in an out-of-round drive that really exercises the tensioner to death. We had that on our SDL

Re: [MBZ] noise in front: 350sdl

2005-11-28 Thread Marshall Booth
Constantine N. Polites wrote: I have a wierd noise in the of the motor, it appears to be comming from the belt tensioner ( not the chain tensioner). I changed the fan and clutch, the tensioner pulley, and the shock absorber. The shock absorber is constantly in motion an becomes very hot, the ne

Re: [MBZ] noise in front: 350sdl

2005-11-28 Thread Jim Cathey
I have a wierd noise in the of the motor, it appears to be comming from the belt tensioner ( not the chain tensioner). Check that your main crank pulley is not coming loose, resulting in an out-of-round drive that really exercises the tensioner to death. We had that on our SDL. -- Jim

[MBZ] noise in front: 350sdl

2005-11-28 Thread Constantine N. Polites
I have a wierd noise in the of the motor, it appears to be comming from the belt tensioner ( not the chain tensioner). I changed the fan and clutch, the tensioner pulley, and the shock absorber. The shock absorber is constantly in motion an becomes very hot, the new one diminished the noise, b