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Old 09-02-2008, 02:05 PM
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Hi

I just replaced my TCT today but it still making this weird noise

Video: http://s11.photobucket.com/albums/a155/h22...rrent=001-1.flv



When i took out my old TCT, it kind of flew out and flew to the ground

Originally i only found the Tension Housing and the spring, so i figured it might still be stuck in the hole so i look through the maintanence hole and there was nothing left there so i figured it just fell somewhere. I put the new tensioner in and pulled the pin and heard the pop and rebolted everything down. To my dissapointment, when i started the car, i heard the noise from the video.

I looked on the ground for like an hour and within the engine bay and undertray itself and couldn't find those remaining 3 parts. Is there a possibility that there was still something stuck in the hole that maybe i missed?
Cause from one of the post earlier, i read that billman said the design of the tensioner made it impossible for anything to be left in there when you pull the old tensioner out

Please help

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Old 09-02-2008, 02:12 PM
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your thread is somewhat scary.

dude make sure to find the rest of the parts before starting the car.
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That is not the sound of a bad TCT. I would look in your undertray for the rest of the parts.
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I've been looking in the undertray for over an hour and couldn't find it

If that is not the sound of a bad tct then what is it?
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i would worry about the other parts that's missing.

the sound i would worry last.

otherwise your engine is toast if those parts are in your engine.
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It sounds like a pulley bearing...or water pump bearing. I'd need to put my head in the engine bay to figure out which pulley it is.

FYI...the TCT sounds like a diesel engine idling.
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Originally Posted by jdmgpw04,Sep 2 2008, 02:59 PM
i would worry about the other parts that's missing.

the sound i would worry last.

otherwise your engine is toast if those parts are in your engine.
well before i put the new one in, i checked the maintainence hole and couldn't see anything so i figured it just fell on the undertray or the ground, should i take the new tct out to take another look and if i take out the new one, is it possible to put it back in since i already took the pin out and the piston is released already?

Or do i have to take the valve cover off to inspect it?
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There is no way the TCT parts can be in the engine. If the part all the way to the right in your picture came out then it pushed everything out along with it.
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is the picture in your original post your TCT? if so it looks like you're fine, that is all of the parts of the TCT and you have another problem that needs to be diagnosed
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[QUOTE=daktruckie99,Sep 3 2008, 03:26 AM] There is no way the TCT parts can be in the engine.


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