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Audi A4 Tensioner Pulley Noise. the noise seems to be coming from the lhs of the engine as (you look at it) and i suspect it may be the belt tensioner. The only nice thing about a failing idler pulley is. 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. Yes, its making a vibrating. i have a 2005 audi a4 3.0 cab and i have noticed over a long period of time a noise coming from the front belt. I had a similar issue on mine where i. you should check the condition of the belt tensioner and pulley ever six months and replace it as need and certainly before failure. likely an aux belt tensioner/idler, if the belt is new and in good condition i wouldn't bother changing it again. i have a 2001 audi a4 1.8t awm 180,000 miles. 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. just so you know if it's a 3.0tdi it has a fixed alternator pulley not a clutched one. It's not making any screeching, chirping noises.

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. i have a 2001 audi a4 1.8t awm 180,000 miles. i have a 2005 audi a4 3.0 cab and i have noticed over a long period of time a noise coming from the front belt. likely an aux belt tensioner/idler, if the belt is new and in good condition i wouldn't bother changing it again. just so you know if it's a 3.0tdi it has a fixed alternator pulley not a clutched one. I had a similar issue on mine where i. It's not making any screeching, chirping noises. you should check the condition of the belt tensioner and pulley ever six months and replace it as need and certainly before failure. The only nice thing about a failing idler pulley is.

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Audi A4 Tensioner Pulley Noise likely an aux belt tensioner/idler, if the belt is new and in good condition i wouldn't bother changing it again. The only nice thing about a failing idler pulley 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. It's not making any screeching, chirping noises. i have a 2001 audi a4 1.8t awm 180,000 miles. I had a similar issue on mine where i. just so you know if it's a 3.0tdi it has a fixed alternator pulley not a clutched one. Yes, its making a vibrating. likely an aux belt tensioner/idler, if the belt is new and in good condition i wouldn't bother changing it again. you should check the condition of the belt tensioner and pulley ever six months and replace it as need and certainly before failure. 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. the noise seems to be coming from the lhs of the engine as (you look at it) and i suspect it may be the belt tensioner. i have a 2005 audi a4 3.0 cab and i have noticed over a long period of time a noise coming from the front belt.