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Old 02-28-2009, 08:42 AM
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Bear with me here as when it comes to mechanics I am about as much use as a c0ck flavoured lolly pop.

Driving the S2000 today, everything was propoerly warmed up, and I took my foot of of the gas with the revs at around 7.5/8k and let the engine coast, at about 6k the engine made a loud buzzing noise that I can only compare to a black and decker saw going off. It sounds like something is vibrating?

Had the car for a while now, although it is not my daily runner so it does limited miles, but I have never had this before?

No other issues, it runs fine, no pops or misfires, in every other way it is running just fine?

Any thoughts?

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Old 02-28-2009, 08:49 AM
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I had this noise its either your tct or you need a valve adjustment it helped mine
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it could be the TCT ( timing chain tensoner ) or it could be the clutch disk buzz thats prevalent on my car ( stock and now with an ACT )
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chainsaw sound= clutch buzz
card in bicycle spokes = TCT
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Originally Posted by istdercollen,Feb 28 2009, 08:17 PM
chainsaw sound= clutch buzz
card in bicycle spokes = TCT
lol only on our forum do people have such random ways to describe sounds, but they are so true.
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Defo a chainsaw sound, so I assume a clutch buzz.

Does this meean time for a new clutch??

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nah. clutches in our car buzz. surprised you haven't heard it before
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Originally Posted by istdercollen,Feb 28 2009, 08:17 PM
chainsaw sound= clutch buzz
card in bicycle spokes = TCT
Another two for the sound table:

Loose Exhaust Manifold Heat Shield=Same as Chainsaw Clutch Sound but Higher Pitch
Sound seems to be coming from everywhere and can't pinpoint=Loose Spare Tire Nut

Utah
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^^ Hey I will be in Ogden on March 23rd, any meets going on during the couple weeks after that? I'll be there until April 9th.
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Originally Posted by Utah S2K,Mar 1 2009, 01:09 PM
Another two for the sound table:

Loose Exhaust Manifold Heat Shield=Same as Chainsaw Clutch Sound but Higher Pitch
Sound seems to be coming from everywhere and can't pinpoint=Loose Spare Tire Nut

Utah
Hmmmmmmmmmm....it is higher pitched than the engine note?

Is this something that I can tackle myself, bearing in mind that I am technically inept. If it is a case of climbing under the car with a wrench, finding the bolt responsible and wrenching it tight, then I might have a go.

How do I locate the culprit......

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