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Old 01-22-2005, 04:46 PM
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my o4 gp makes a ticking sound under hard acceleration, but only to about 3k rpm then the tick goes away. i only have about 34k miles on it. the only mods are a k&n cone filter replacing the air box
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Old 01-22-2005, 08:01 PM
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Re: ticking sound

possibly the engine is resonating with some loose part in your car at the specific rpm?
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my o4 gp makes a ticking sound under hard acceleration, but only to about 3k rpm then the tick goes away. i only have about 34k miles on it. the only mods are a k&n cone filter replacing the air box
Check your car's octane requirement. Try using a higher octane to eliminate spark knock and induce proper detonation.
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Old 01-22-2005, 10:33 PM
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Re: ticking sound

may also be something having to do with your AC. Turn your AC off and fan off, and see if that helps. I remember back during the summer in my Grand Am, for some reason when I had the AC on and I would get on it, it would make like a hammering/ticking sound.
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i have tried the higher octane but it does not work. could the k&n filter affect the air fuel mixture.it sounds like a bad lifter.
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Re: ticking sound

thanks for all input.
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Re: ticking sound

Can we find out, what kind of GT is it. GTP or GT. Only happens under accelation?
Ever raised hood and give it a little gas to see if it happens then?
Kind of hard to say enless we have some of the basic information.

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its a gt and i tried to hear it w/ the hood up but it only does it when it is under a load , when accelerating hard. tried power braking but could not get it to make the noise.
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Re: Re: ticking sound

GT's can burn reg. with no troubles.







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