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2001 Engine Noise when Cold
I recently purchased a 2001 Taurus SES with 20,000 miles. It runs well except I noticed that during cold weather starts (30s & 40s) it sounds like there are bad bearings somewhere around the area where the drive belt is. The noise dissapears when it warms up. Any ideas!?
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I notice the same thing with my 01, with 37,000 miles? I sure hope its not bad internal motor bearings, but where the noise is localized on the front passenger Side, I'm more inclined to think its maybe the tensioner bearing??
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Re: 2001 Engine Noise when Cold
If you are using the correct grade of oil in the engine (5w-30w) I would discount an oil starved condition internal to the engine. My guess is the idler/tensioner pulley.
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