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Yeti110



Member Since: 04 Jan 2018
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Engine clatter at 2100 rpm
Hello All, I wondered if anybody has experienced and solved this issue before?

It runs nicely up until a little over 2k rpm then the tone of the engine changes and becomes more clattery and louder. Just for a second or two. Usually I back off and change gear, or I can increase the rpm a little and the engine smoothes out. My 2010-110 is fairly new to me, but this doesn't seem right.

Also, when I depress the clutch the rpm increases with the same kine of clatter. Only briefly, then the normal engine tone resumes. This only seems to happen when the engine has warmed up.

Is there an obvious place to look to solve this clatter? The car seems to have been well looked after and has only done 75k km.

Thanks for reading.
Post #703096 25th Apr 2018 3:42pm
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andydef90



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United Kingdom 2014 Defender 90 Puma 2.2 HT Corris Grey
sound like a clutch plate rattle
Post #703120 25th Apr 2018 5:58pm
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NickMc



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I’ve also had this before and you swear it’s te clutch making te noise but the exhaust fixings has cracked on the down pipe
Post #703133 25th Apr 2018 6:40pm
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Yeti110



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Thanks for the replies. I really thought it was more of an engine related sound. I'll check the downpipe fittings. The clutch plate tightening is a way bigger problem. Is there a way to confirm it is the clutch plate, other than doing it?
Post #703139 25th Apr 2018 6:54pm
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Caterham



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it's an old favourite Mr. Green

check out the bolts holding the exhaust manifold / heat shield to the head Thumbs Up
Post #703160 25th Apr 2018 7:47pm
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Yeti110



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Will do. Thanks so much for your time.
Post #703177 25th Apr 2018 8:20pm
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BenB8man



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United Kingdom 2010 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 DCPU Stornoway Grey
Ahhh it's difficult because there's a few things it could be. Few other things to check are weeping injectors and rattling turbo heat shield!
Post #703182 25th Apr 2018 8:33pm
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NickMc



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Have a quick look on google for “LUK clutch failure diagnosis” if not and it has all the tests in a PDF you can do to narrow down a clutch fault. I’m not sure if you can access their repxpert site if you’re not in the motor trade though sorry.
Post #703183 25th Apr 2018 8:35pm
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Fernando



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If it is piston noise, it can be the vcv valve
Post #703276 26th Apr 2018 9:50am
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Yeti110



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Hi All,

I thought I just add this note in case anyone ever runs into this problem, albeit unlikely.

I'm ashamed to say that the cause of this problem seems to stem from my overfilling with oil, on the last oil-change. I changed the oil again last night and the rattle has all but disappeared now. I hope I haven't caused any permanent damage. Embarassed

Sorry for wasting your time....
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