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In a Chevy Cruze, a ticking noise is often due to a problem with the valve spring. If you hear the ticking while idling, that's likely the cause. On the other hand, if you only hear the ticking when accelerating, it could be from something in the engine or intake system. Sometimes debris can get into the intake piping, causing a ticking sound when it bounces around against the plastic during acceleration. Another possibility is the tensioner for the accessory drive belt. When the spring in the tensioner wears out, you may hear a ticking noise coming from it. The noise could also occur if there's a worn-out bearing on the tensioner or any other component driven by the belt.
There could be various causes for a ticking sound in your car, like not enough oil or parts being loose. If you hear a ticking, clicking, or tapping noise when your car is at a stop, speeding up, or even right after an oil change, it's something to pay attention to.
The mechanic over at Lakewood Chevrolet Oldsmobile told me I need to replace the motor! Can you believe it? My car only has 85,000 kilometers (about 55,000 miles).
My Chevrolet Cruze with a turbo engine is making a strange clicking sound coming from under the hood, specifically when I accelerate. The clicking noise increases in speed as I go faster. Any suggestions on what might be causing this issue?
My car makes a clicking noise when it's both idling and driving. Any ideas on what could be causing this? It has only 151,000 miles on it.
Is it typical to hear a ticking noise coming from a 2013 Cruze while you're outside the car, and then experience the engine feeling like it's sputtering when you're driving?