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Was cruising home tonight at 50km/hr and started slowing down when my engine started making this shocking sound like 'clack clack clack' repeatedly, closest thing I could determine was a stick in the fan kinda sound. It still runs and everything works, no errors on the dash but the noise is pretty damn loud. I can't see anything that would cause the sound when I poked my head around the engine. Anyone got any ideas what might cause this? I will be getting it towed into the dealership tomorrow but if it's something simple then I might not have to...

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  On 22/10/2012 at 10:02 AM, Boosted1 said:

Flex plate would be a good first start if its just been boosted.

would it do it at idle as well? as this makes the sound as soon as I start it up.

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Just sayn how many kms on that new engine ? Then 400 I would of put at least 5000 kms on first

Does the clack clack go up and down with engine revs ?

Big end = new bottom end time

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yep! it is there at idle mate and if you increase the revs it goes away. (not always though) but if it is the felx plate, dont drive it till its fixed. can elongate the bolt holes in the end of the crankshaft.

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f*ck! well guess its back on the tow truck for this car... must be like the 6th or 7th time this year I've had to call one for these damn FG's! why cant they just happily handle lots of power!?

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