shuttering noise

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ace23k

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Hey guys just wondering if any of use have experienced this noise at idle is like a shuttering noise from the passenger side (sounds like a helicopter lol) then when i turn the steering it goes away and the noise transfers to the drivers side but not as loud then i when i take off and drive the noise is gone anyone ever experienced this noise or might know what it is?
 
Manual or auto mate? If its a manual sounds like the carrier bearings have let go on the input shaft, very common problem for ce Lancers unfortunately....
 
its a manual but how can this noise go away when i turn the steering and the noise transfers to the drivers side of the car
 
i was thinking wheel bearings when you said it goes away when turning but if its at idle as well wont be that
 
i was thinking maybe one of the power steering belts is rubbing somewhere or something still could be a gearbox noise tho im not really fussed as its just a noise i jst would like to no what it is or if any1 else has had this problem
 
think i found the noisy pretty sure its coming from the bonnet because as soon as i hear the noise everytime i pop the bonnet it goes away then when i close it it starts again and there is marks in my bonnet from were the stops are maybe they need adjusting??
 
ace23k said:
think i found the noisy pretty sure its coming from the bonnet because as soon as i hear the noise everytime i pop the bonnet it goes away then when i close it it starts again and there is marks in my bonnet from were the stops are maybe they need adjusting??
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There are some noise coming from my engine bay and when i pop up the hood, it's gone. So I try to tightened everything and checked every rubber and I found that the 2 rubbers in between of my headlights and the hood (that is supporting the hood) sit too low.

There are 2 rubbers that support the bonnet when you close it. One each on top of the headlights.Try adjusting it so the rubbers sit higher.

Give it a try

If you want photos, I can supply them.
 
and make sure you have both of the rubbers equally height or else the sound will not disappear. Hope that is the real problem.
 
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