My 06 Mazda 3 makes a similar sound like that only on acceleration or super steady Rpms. While driving (3-4K) especially in 1st and 2nd gear but not this bad and if it’s not driving it doesn’t do it I’m seeing a lot of ppl say it’s the mounts too 🤔 trying to figure this out before I order a part I don’t need lol
Fluid motor mount is ez and worth it if the fluid is gone. Definately decreases vibration at idle. Mazda and Ford designed the mount to be great with the fluid but still functional if it leaks out. Oh yea, dude, the dogbone torque mount goes on these too and people run them no rubber lol. Check it out on your mazda if the engine runs nice but shaking around a bit.
I had mine go, it was the bearing cage that fell apart on the idler of the ac compressor. This caused the pulley to hit against the magnetic coil for the clutch. Ac on and the noise went away cause it was then using the compressor to stay centered.
I have a Mazda 6 and my timing belt only slaps for a second right when I cold start it. I guess it’s like a slow tensioner or something but I’m not sure
I'm here trying to make sure its my ac compressor. My car sounds like this but the AC still works. I had 2 mechanics tell me its the AC compressor. I really don't want to buy a compressor if its only the belt.
Cinnamon VSG Diva if the belt is stretched or old will make a chirping noise, like having a bunch of little birds inside the hood, A/C compressors pulleys have bearings inside which need to have grease, when the grease is not there anymore the metal bearings don't have lubrication and also the grease keeps them from jumping everywhere, that is the result of not having lubrication, like an old gate. Check if you can find a place where they rebuilt starters, etc. Otherwise the mechanic will go the easy way which is put a new one (most likely rebuilt) as even from auto zone or any parts store that's what they sell, then this is why they ask for the core aka the old part, because they will repair it, paint it and put it on the inventory for the next customer.
Answer is written in the description. It says, "Noise was caused by A/C compressor bearing".
Can;t you see the description? Resolved - Noise was caused by A/C Compressor pulley bearing.
My 06 Mazda 3 makes a similar sound like that only on acceleration or super steady Rpms. While driving (3-4K) especially in 1st and 2nd gear but not this bad and if it’s not driving it doesn’t do it I’m seeing a lot of ppl say it’s the mounts too 🤔 trying to figure this out before I order a part I don’t need lol
Fluid motor mount is ez and worth it if the fluid is gone. Definately decreases vibration at idle. Mazda and Ford designed the mount to be great with the fluid but still functional if it leaks out. Oh yea, dude, the dogbone torque mount goes on these too and people run them no rubber lol. Check it out on your mazda if the engine runs nice but shaking around a bit.
What’s the best way to fix these? I have same issue as you
Removed the Aircon belt and run the engine. If the noise disappear then it was the AC clutch bearing.
YOU ADDED THE REMARK "Resolved" Please tell us what you did ....
Maybe water pump.. Timing chain sounds more slow like a chain ratlling together.
Tensioner or alternator pulley??
That's a loud ass bearing. Crazy
I had mine go, it was the bearing cage that fell apart on the idler of the ac compressor. This caused the pulley to hit against the magnetic coil for the clutch. Ac on and the noise went away cause it was then using the compressor to stay centered.
I know you fixed it...but did this noise only happen on cold starts or when the ac was on??
I have a Mazda 6 and my timing belt only slaps for a second right when I cold start it. I guess it’s like a slow tensioner or something but I’m not sure
Was it also leaking ?
What the problems finaly ??
I haw this sound and my mazda 3 2005 1.6 I don't now Wat is it ???? please help my
Hi man, what's the reason for this noise? I've changed the belt tensioner and the Sound is already there 😒. What did you do?
need to change the timing chain, timing chain guides and tensioner at the same time
Neighbors ford had same sound, it was idler pulley bearing was completely toast and eating itself alive
You can see it shaking around, brass nut on pulley....your phones sound picked up the location as well.
I took my cylinder head to a machinic for scheming and lapping. It came back with tappet/lifter noises.i think they mixed the lifters. What could i do
So what was the problem? Ac compressor or?
How much was this to fix? And did your a/c stop working when the noise started?
how did you resolve it?
Sounds like the water pump or the pulley bolts on the pump have gotten loose
I'm here trying to make sure its my ac compressor. My car sounds like this but the AC still works. I had 2 mechanics tell me its the AC compressor. I really don't want to buy a compressor if its only the belt.
Cinnamon VSG Diva if the belt is stretched or old will make a chirping noise, like having a bunch of little birds inside the hood, A/C compressors pulleys have bearings inside which need to have grease, when the grease is not there anymore the metal bearings don't have lubrication and also the grease keeps them from jumping everywhere, that is the result of not having lubrication, like an old gate. Check if you can find a place where they rebuilt starters, etc. Otherwise the mechanic will go the easy way which is put a new one (most likely rebuilt) as even from auto zone or any parts store that's what they sell, then this is why they ask for the core aka the old part, because they will repair it, paint it and put it on the inventory for the next customer.
i've had a slapping timing chain before you can hear it slapping
My car makes the same noise what is
I'd say ac compressor bearing
Tristen Dragon uhm will the compressor still make a sound even if your not using an ac
@@iscariotmadeo4672 Yeah, the belt is attached to the crankshaft so the compressor pulley is always moving when the engine is on.
Did you ever figure out the noise
Engine mount passenger-side
Sounds like big ends going to me...
Thats becoz of ac compressor
No this is connecting rod noice.
belt tensioner
Ide say get rid of it!.
Yes baby indeed. Get rid of it!!
Fuck you that's bad advice its a noisy pulley in the engine bay not a noisy engine bay with a pulley in it. Just throw away huh not mazdaspeed owners