Noise at cold start
#3
Racer
I have the same exact noise. From my research, the most likely culprit is the Tensioner. Mine started to emit that noise right after heavy rains. I haven't verified this noise by a dealer, but from reading other posts and videos, that seems to be the problem.
Did you have your water pump, timing belt, etc. serviced?
-DeL
Did you have your water pump, timing belt, etc. serviced?
-DeL
#5
I have the same exact noise. From my research, the most likely culprit is the Tensioner. Mine started to emit that noise right after heavy rains. I haven't verified this noise by a dealer, but from reading other posts and videos, that seems to be the problem.
Did you have your water pump, timing belt, etc. serviced?
-DeL
Did you have your water pump, timing belt, etc. serviced?
-DeL
#6
I have the same exact noise. From my research, the most likely culprit is the Tensioner. Mine started to emit that noise right after heavy rains. I haven't verified this noise by a dealer, but from reading other posts and videos, that seems to be the problem.
Did you have your water pump, timing belt, etc. serviced?
-DeL
Did you have your water pump, timing belt, etc. serviced?
-DeL
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#8
I got the car at 115k, from a chevy dealersip, and brought it to a Acura dealership shortly after. They didn't mention anything about those services so I assumed they have already been done.
#9
#10
Sounds like a worn tensioner and/or belt. Both are easy to replace yourself. Don't let the dealer rip you off. If you don't feel comfortable doing it yourself, buy the OEM parts online, take them to an indy shop, and say here, put these on. 0.5 hrs labor.
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#12
If the noise is only during the morning/cold, it's pretty easy to test the tensioner. take a spray bottle or a light stream of water and wet the belt. Noise there or change of noise usually means something's wrong w/ your tensioner (too much/too little tension)