E36 Chain Tensioner Noise at Sophie Olsen blog

E36 Chain Tensioner Noise. Replacing the spring in the lower timing chain tensioner on a 1997 e36 bmw 328i with m52. So recently i have started to develop an almost knocking type noise on decleration. I changed lower chain tensioner and aluminum washer (#:11311405081, 07119963418 respectively) today. I would describe it as a. This is only noticable revving to around. The noise is generally loud enough to be heard from the passenger compartment, and when listening from the engine bay it eminates from the front of the valve cover. If i am in any gear. It seems to only happen between 1500 and 1800 rpm. It is most noticeable at lower rpms and is kind of overpowered by the normal noises at higher rpm. I believe it might be down to the lower chain tensioner failing causing the chain to rattle. If you hear what sounds like marbles in a tin can coming from the engine bay of your e36, it could mean that your mechanical timing chain tensioner is failing.

The noise is generally loud enough to be heard from the passenger compartment, and when listening from the engine bay it eminates from the front of the valve cover. This is only noticable revving to around. If you hear what sounds like marbles in a tin can coming from the engine bay of your e36, it could mean that your mechanical timing chain tensioner is failing. I would describe it as a. Replacing the spring in the lower timing chain tensioner on a 1997 e36 bmw 328i with m52. I believe it might be down to the lower chain tensioner failing causing the chain to rattle. It is most noticeable at lower rpms and is kind of overpowered by the normal noises at higher rpm. So recently i have started to develop an almost knocking type noise on decleration. It seems to only happen between 1500 and 1800 rpm. If i am in any gear.

Timing chain tensioner for BMW 3 (E36) 2.5 TDS, 143 hp, station wagon

E36 Chain Tensioner Noise If you hear what sounds like marbles in a tin can coming from the engine bay of your e36, it could mean that your mechanical timing chain tensioner is failing. This is only noticable revving to around. It is most noticeable at lower rpms and is kind of overpowered by the normal noises at higher rpm. The noise is generally loud enough to be heard from the passenger compartment, and when listening from the engine bay it eminates from the front of the valve cover. If you hear what sounds like marbles in a tin can coming from the engine bay of your e36, it could mean that your mechanical timing chain tensioner is failing. It seems to only happen between 1500 and 1800 rpm. I believe it might be down to the lower chain tensioner failing causing the chain to rattle. So recently i have started to develop an almost knocking type noise on decleration. I changed lower chain tensioner and aluminum washer (#:11311405081, 07119963418 respectively) today. If i am in any gear. I would describe it as a. Replacing the spring in the lower timing chain tensioner on a 1997 e36 bmw 328i with m52.