Got these to go on soon so I wont hear any noises....ever 
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Ah ok thats all new information to me, I have seen multiple time that normal garages dont tend to understand the engines. But as you said must be wrong popular opinion. As Craig has said below i'm going to wait it out a little longer see if it gets louder as I can see me emptying my wallet at a garage changing stuff!
Tried dude but no luck
not sure if its an internal noise.
Yeah I am going to take your advice here and wait it out a little longer before I spend lots of money for no reason.
Rich from Lynx has these pulleys in stock if your after one mate
I have always heard two views on the running without the crank pulley belt. I have never done it and don't think I will as the sources that say it will damage the bottom end seem more clue'd up. Well that was my conclusion.
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(22-07-2015, 06:05 AM)Poodle Wrote: Why a specialist, they're all the same anyway? Contrary to popular opinion our engines are far from unique and unless it's a specific fuel issue then a diesel specialist will most likely be less help than a normal garage.
Ah ok thats all new information to me, I have seen multiple time that normal garages dont tend to understand the engines. But as you said must be wrong popular opinion. As Craig has said below i'm going to wait it out a little longer see if it gets louder as I can see me emptying my wallet at a garage changing stuff!
(22-07-2015, 06:16 AM)highwayman306 Wrote: Put your ear to a screwdriver and use it like a stethoscope, could help you pin point the noise
Tried dude but no luck
not sure if its an internal noise.(22-07-2015, 06:39 AM)craig306 Wrote:(21-07-2015, 11:13 PM)td163 Wrote:(20-07-2015, 08:23 PM)highwayman306 Wrote: I think it was this one:
http://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/c/Peugeo...fde&000453
Cheers dude
(21-07-2015, 05:50 AM)Poodle Wrote: Your camera seems to be pretty good at picking up noise, you could try filming the sump and see if the noise is any more prominent. Tbh you may b better off taking it to a garage and seeing what they think, it's very hard to diagnose minor noises over the internet by way of video.
I know it's really awkward to get decent videos :/ I'd love to take it to someone for a second opinion but I only have generic garages round my area. I'd like to find a garage that has experience with hdi engines or a diesel specialist.
(21-07-2015, 05:52 PM)craig306 Wrote: its sounds just like mine
Have you just accepted it or trying to track it down like me lol?
sometimes when you get a noise like that you cant trace, you have to wait for it to get worse,
Yeah I am going to take your advice here and wait it out a little longer before I spend lots of money for no reason.
(22-07-2015, 09:32 AM)pug306driver Wrote: since you have a lynx pulley ( you lucky dude you ) then no harm will come if the aux drive belt is removed for a test.......?
with the aux drive belt removed, does the noise still happen.
note, gates say that a crank pulley must not be run without it driving a drive belt!?
so far so good with the proper gates crank pulley on our 306.
Rich from Lynx has these pulleys in stock if your after one mate
I have always heard two views on the running without the crank pulley belt. I have never done it and don't think I will as the sources that say it will damage the bottom end seem more clue'd up. Well that was my conclusion.