Alfa Romeo V6 24V Noise From Loose Cambelt

This particular noise occurs after a cold start. Air condition is turned off.

It turned out that the cambelt was loose. After cambelt tensioner adjustment the noise disappeared.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Alfa
• Romeo
• 156
• 166
• V6
• 24V
• Cold
• Start
• Noise
• Cambelt
• Tensioner
• Loose

[pacciucco]

this is not v6, but 6 in line! idiot!

[tekija11]

Seriously?

[opskier2]

I think it is because the engine need more lubrication. Maybe more oil or better qualifyed

[tekija11]

As the topic says, the problems is a loose cambelt. Noise disappeared after tensioner re-adjustment!

[qu4sar]

hy everybody, i have a 156 2 litre twin spark and it did the same noise at startup. i changed the belts and the variator amd i've cleaned the engine inside with forte product. now the sound is gone and i'ts running much more smoother. maybe this will help ya. bye

[michaeltheone1000]

@pacciucco HAHAHAHA you know why i`am laughing OMG mister know it all LMFAO!

[Adamo1890]

@pacciucco ha ha ha you showed the limit of human stupidy :D

[lianmix]

@jpmatrix36 cam variator ??

[jforce06]

Awsome intake

[wtw88]

@morfis098 And you are the worst judge of cars ever THE WORST...!!!

[wtw88]

@pacciucco It's a V6, not a 6 in line. Idiot. Idiot. Idiot Idiot. Idiot. The last Alfa Romeo model using straight-six was Alfa Romeo 2600 (1961–1969). Idiot.

[SkywalkerTibor]

@pacciucco sadly, you're not alone with that opinion. Belive me, it is a V6. Don't let yourself bothered by the intake manifold pipies being in a line.

[pavel555x]

@pacciucco buahahaha!!!!!!!! it's tealy good joke

[propil]

@tekija11

It's fun because in the video, the engine has it written on it.... -___-