Is there a vibration in the engine at 2, 000 rpm?
Is there a vibration in the engine at 2, 000 rpm?
But at 2,000 rpm, regardless of speed, there’s a reasonably loud noise, much like the sound strapping makes on a lorry on a motorway, but then reduces considerably after about 2.2k rpm. No feeling of vibration, just the noise. No funky smells either. No noise when reving the engine out of gear.
What makes a weird noise at 2 000 rpm?
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When does the noise in the engine go away?
The noise remains constant with revs. As soon as I’m out of the range of approximately 1900 to 2200 rpm it “almost” disappears. It probably has gone after about 2200 rpm but my mind could just be retaining the noise, if that makes sense?!
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