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Audi Belt Tensioner Noise. Hydraulic tensioners are much more obvious, they for starters have a visable hydraulic piston (funnily enough) which holds the tensioner in place, normally. If you have indeed checked all associated connections and earths, then i would say you have a poorly alternator, particularly if you believe the clicking noise is. Remove the serpentine belt, and turn the pulley by hand.listen to its bearing for noise. Is it the pulley on the tensioner? When i replaced the 1st tensioner, there was no noise, nor was the tensioner, shaking at all. But once the undertray is off it's just a matter of using a 15mm / 5/8 ring spanner to slacken the tensioner, pop off the belt, then. Mostly noticed when the car is idleing. Likely an aux belt tensioner/idler, if the belt is new and in good condition i wouldn't bother changing it again. It was perfectly still with no noise. It's sounds a lot like a bearing type noise, only present as you lift, as the load momentarily goes off the drive, fading as. I've heard the following from everyone ive asked: # belt tensioner (although mine doesnt.

If you have indeed checked all associated connections and earths, then i would say you have a poorly alternator, particularly if you believe the clicking noise is. It's sounds a lot like a bearing type noise, only present as you lift, as the load momentarily goes off the drive, fading as. Likely an aux belt tensioner/idler, if the belt is new and in good condition i wouldn't bother changing it again. Mostly noticed when the car is idleing. When i replaced the 1st tensioner, there was no noise, nor was the tensioner, shaking at all. Is it the pulley on the tensioner? I've heard the following from everyone ive asked: Hydraulic tensioners are much more obvious, they for starters have a visable hydraulic piston (funnily enough) which holds the tensioner in place, normally. But once the undertray is off it's just a matter of using a 15mm / 5/8 ring spanner to slacken the tensioner, pop off the belt, then. # belt tensioner (although mine doesnt.

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Audi Belt Tensioner Noise But once the undertray is off it's just a matter of using a 15mm / 5/8 ring spanner to slacken the tensioner, pop off the belt, then. Likely an aux belt tensioner/idler, if the belt is new and in good condition i wouldn't bother changing it again. When i replaced the 1st tensioner, there was no noise, nor was the tensioner, shaking at all. It's sounds a lot like a bearing type noise, only present as you lift, as the load momentarily goes off the drive, fading as. Mostly noticed when the car is idleing. Is it the pulley on the tensioner? Hydraulic tensioners are much more obvious, they for starters have a visable hydraulic piston (funnily enough) which holds the tensioner in place, normally. If you have indeed checked all associated connections and earths, then i would say you have a poorly alternator, particularly if you believe the clicking noise is. It was perfectly still with no noise. Remove the serpentine belt, and turn the pulley by hand.listen to its bearing for noise. I've heard the following from everyone ive asked: # belt tensioner (although mine doesnt. But once the undertray is off it's just a matter of using a 15mm / 5/8 ring spanner to slacken the tensioner, pop off the belt, then.