Hi guys,
Last year I posted a thread about my 2005 CTS rattling under low-mid acceleration.
The car is a 2005 3.6l auto transmission. 277 000 kms on the odo and the rattle started at around 177 000 kms.
To make the noise, the car has to been accelerating (not on park), the engine has to be in normal temp. The rattle only exists when there's light to medium throttle at 1750 rpms to 2400 rpms max and disappear if higher or lower than this. During the winter where the temp drops below 0 C, the noise goes away.
I've changed fuel filter, transmission filter, transmission fluid (every 50k) and always looks pretty good red when changing it.
Engine oil always changed, good results with UOA, always used synthetic, never drop below min on the dipstick.
I've changed timing chains and tensioners to make sure but the sound is still there. You can hear it at around 5-6 sec. I tried additive in the fuel, higher octane fuel and nothing works.
Here's the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DC0S1RKq2A
If you guys have any idea, please let me know!
Another video if its helping:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoYVm1j1QYY
Last year I posted a thread about my 2005 CTS rattling under low-mid acceleration.
The car is a 2005 3.6l auto transmission. 277 000 kms on the odo and the rattle started at around 177 000 kms.
To make the noise, the car has to been accelerating (not on park), the engine has to be in normal temp. The rattle only exists when there's light to medium throttle at 1750 rpms to 2400 rpms max and disappear if higher or lower than this. During the winter where the temp drops below 0 C, the noise goes away.
I've changed fuel filter, transmission filter, transmission fluid (every 50k) and always looks pretty good red when changing it.
Engine oil always changed, good results with UOA, always used synthetic, never drop below min on the dipstick.
I've changed timing chains and tensioners to make sure but the sound is still there. You can hear it at around 5-6 sec. I tried additive in the fuel, higher octane fuel and nothing works.
Here's the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DC0S1RKq2A
If you guys have any idea, please let me know!
Another video if its helping:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoYVm1j1QYY
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