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02-05-2011, 12:57 PM | #1 | ||
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Hi folks...
I need some help....spooky noises from our Falcon Futura (year 2000, 150000 km on the clock) It is hard to find a specific answer with the search function but I couldn't find anything so I gave up after an hour. When I put the auto in reverse and roll out of the garage onto our sloping driveway (left rear spring is pushed together , right rear spring is pulled apart = tilted rear axle) I can hear a knocking noise coming from the transmission. It is a noise with a frequence (something rotating is knocking onto something) and it disappears when I put it in neutral. When I put it back in gear (reverse) it appears again but then slowly fades out after 20-30 seconds. Could it be because of the twist in the drivetrain when I roll out of the garage ? It has done it twice within two weeks now and never before. It sounds like the ticking noise of a faulty valve hydraulic lifter from the engine with the only difference that it is a knocking noise instead of a ticking noise If it was something in the engine (crankshaft, camshaft), it would still do it once I put the auto in neutral. Thanks for any ideas... The Moose |
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