Chevy Cruze Valve Train Noise at August June blog

Chevy Cruze Valve Train Noise. If not, use the technique to listen around. Whistling noise and boost pressure loss. Has to be warmed up to hear it, but its definitely there and pronounced. If the valves need to be adjusted you will hear the ticking loud and clear from the valve cover. Noisy valvetrain at 42k miles. A ticking sound in a chevy cruze is most commonly caused by a valve spring issue. I actually had a ticking noise and found out the source to be my spark plug had came loose and was misfiring causing the ticking sound last week. If you hear the ticking even when you are at idle. Noise has just come on. Generally, valve leakage on this engine family will cause a consistent engine misfire that may or may not be felt and is more apparent at idle or low. I've had an on and off problem with my 2013 cruze 1.4t (66k miles) over the past year with loud intermittent ticking. No performance issues, and can't hear it while in the car.

If not, use the technique to listen around. Noisy valvetrain at 42k miles. Has to be warmed up to hear it, but its definitely there and pronounced. Whistling noise and boost pressure loss. No performance issues, and can't hear it while in the car. Generally, valve leakage on this engine family will cause a consistent engine misfire that may or may not be felt and is more apparent at idle or low. I actually had a ticking noise and found out the source to be my spark plug had came loose and was misfiring causing the ticking sound last week. Noise has just come on. I've had an on and off problem with my 2013 cruze 1.4t (66k miles) over the past year with loud intermittent ticking. If you hear the ticking even when you are at idle.

Squealing Noise From Engine

Chevy Cruze Valve Train Noise A ticking sound in a chevy cruze is most commonly caused by a valve spring issue. Noisy valvetrain at 42k miles. If you hear the ticking even when you are at idle. Whistling noise and boost pressure loss. I've had an on and off problem with my 2013 cruze 1.4t (66k miles) over the past year with loud intermittent ticking. Generally, valve leakage on this engine family will cause a consistent engine misfire that may or may not be felt and is more apparent at idle or low. A ticking sound in a chevy cruze is most commonly caused by a valve spring issue. If the valves need to be adjusted you will hear the ticking loud and clear from the valve cover. No performance issues, and can't hear it while in the car. Noise has just come on. If not, use the technique to listen around. I actually had a ticking noise and found out the source to be my spark plug had came loose and was misfiring causing the ticking sound last week. Has to be warmed up to hear it, but its definitely there and pronounced.