Cam Sensor
#21
Well I would love to take mine off and regrease them but I'll probably **** something up so I think I'll just get my friend to take a look... I wish I was more handy with doing things but I'm getting better... I'm a 19 year old college student lol... but you guys here help out a lot and I learn a lot... I just don't wanna mess something up with my engine. And yes it is an auto.
#22
I have to dissagree with all the post ithink it is the cam sensor i had mine go bad about months ago, i tried a new belt no help then i took the belt off and let the engine idle, the birds were still chirping in mine, i cant rember how much it was to fix like 250 i think
#23
JKs - I know, trust me I'm from New York City, I get pissed easily. Plus I drive on an island filled with idiot guidos and girls who are a disgrace to life itself. Let me also say, I am in New Jersey quite often (home of the worst drivers, by far, in America). My cousin helps me a lot with my car because he used to work for Ford and he has an F-150 of his own. Not that they're the same cars, but he wants me to be more reliant on myself and hopefully make me learn.
Ant - Damn, I really hope not. I just had to replace a rotor so I really don't hope that's the case. I'll keep you guys updated.
Ant - Damn, I really hope not. I just had to replace a rotor so I really don't hope that's the case. I'll keep you guys updated.
#26
Ok update... Got my car back. Idler pulley is no good, getting a new one. One rotor had to be totally replaced. I no longer have to put my foot through the floor to stop the car (lol)... However, I took my ride out and it turns out another noise is turning up. Sounds like passenger rear; I'm pretty used to loud and annoying city bus brakes, and this is what it sounds like. But it happens when I'm driving, not on the brakes. Sounds like a "groaning" brake. Ugh!
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