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 Sewing machine noise 
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Got it now, the noise my engine makes is like a sewing machine noise, is this normal or a fault?

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February 20th, 2010, 11:04 pm
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Depends, can you be more specific? What type of sewing machine? :lol:

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February 20th, 2010, 11:10 pm
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It's not just "Tappety", is it? In which case I've been told a tappy engine is a happy engine.

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February 20th, 2010, 11:16 pm
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quite a loud sewing machine, doesn't sound like tappets, like I used to have with the mk3 escort. at first I thought it was the manifold leaking, but now I think it comes from the engine or gearbox. it comes from the passenger side of the engine though

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Justint wrote:
quite a loud sewing machine, doesn't sound like tappets, l

Must be a singer

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:lol:


February 21st, 2010, 12:01 am
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Is it a thrumming, thumping noise, or a ticking, tapping or clunking noise? Can you hear the noise when the engine is running, does it speed up in time with the engine when revved, or can you only hear it when the car is moving, in time with the speed of the car - if so, can you hear it when moving along but with the clutch dipped and engine idling?

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Can you hear the noise when the engine is running


What sort of noise do you expect the engine to make when its not running

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February 21st, 2010, 12:17 am
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grifftravel wrote:
Xmas wrote:
Can you hear the noise when the engine is running


What sort of noise do you expect the engine to make when its not running


:lol: duh :oops:
Oops I meant when it's revved up of course. Unless this is a gearbox noise and you have switched the engine off whilst going downhill to conserve fuel of course.
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it is a constant noise, non variable, always there (when the engine is on!) and always the same tone

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