Why does my Mercedes make a ticking noise?
Low Oil. Sometimes, fixing a ticking engine is as easy as adding new oil. When oil is low, the valve train and its parts aren’t properly lubricated, creating friction and noise. We offer expert Mercedes-Benz Synthetic Motor Oil Replacement* for Paradise-area drivers!
Should an engine make a ticking noise?
The tick in your engine could be normal based on the design of your engine or could just be from normal wear from your engine running. As high-pressure exhaust escapes from a crack in the manifold or a leak in the gasket it will sound like ticking or clicking especially at idle or low engine RPMs.
Where to find the TSB on a Toyota Sienna?
To find these TSBs, you can try Googling the TSB ID #, the name of the TSB, or some combination. You can also go to https://www.safercar.gov and search for the TSB by entering your VIN. The Fuel Filler Neck May Contact The Left Rear Shock Absorber.
Can a Toyota Sienna have a steering shaft issue?
I doubt that the 2004 Sienna and a 2011 model year van would have the issue in common. You could always ask to take a Toyota tech on a ride with you until the issue is duplicated. I occasionally feel this too in my ’12 SE. It doesn’t do it all the time but it happened more than 3 times since I bought it new end of July 2012.
What causes Toyota Sienna engine to turn to sludge?
As a result, the trapped heat can cause the oil to turn to sludge. In 2007, Toyota agreed to cover the costs to repair 1998-2002 Sienna engines damaged from oil sludge. They also reimbursed the affected Sienna owners who had already paid for engine repairs. Broken Door Handle: This happens to many 1997-2002 Sienna owners.
Are there any recalls on the Toyota Sienna?
Toyota recalled over 600,000 affected Siennas in 2013 and authorized dealers replace the shift lock solenoid assembly for free. Spare Tire Carrier Cable Corrosion: This is a common issue in cold areas where road salt is used.