Metal clanking noise and overheating?
Metal clanking noise and overheating?
I have a 2001 Nissan maxima, it overheated once at idle and went back to normal after driving. I’ve had two mechanics say everything looked fine. Today I did a pressure test, coolant is fresh, put a flashlight in the radiator, cleaned that, fans come on, drove it once doesnt overheat. Mind you, it’s about 40-50 degrees Farenheit where I live. What is some possible causes? Also I turned it on after a day of leaving it and there was a metal clanking noise which I’ve never heard before it stopped after about 10 seconds of the car being on. After revving the engine a few times, it shut off and the car was completely dead and making a ticking noise but my mechanic disconnected the battery and reconnected it, it turned right back on.
The overheating could be due to a failing coolant temperature sensor.
But not sure about the metal clanking noise though. Is it coming from the passenger side? The only thing that I could think of is timing chain clacking noise due to failing guides and tensioner.
But not sure about the metal clanking noise though. Is it coming from the passenger side? The only thing that I could think of is timing chain clacking noise due to failing guides and tensioner.
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