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    Another VVT question

    Do any of you ever get a noise from the VVT ?? I have had my car since 2007 and the noise that I here from time to time seems to be getting worse . I thought it was the alternator Put on a new one and new belts. Next I did a timing belt change, all tensioner and spring , water pump . Still getting the noise something like a accessory belt But I'v changed them 3 or 4 times . The noise seems to be coming from the right side of the motor and the only thing left to change is something to do with the VVT . Any Ideas ??

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    So no one knows any thing about VVT.

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    If its comming from your belts are you sure you don't have them on too tight? They will squeal like crazy if they are on too tight. Im a 1st gen owner, so don't know much about the VVT setup, what makes you think this is the problem though?

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    What kind of noise is? I know my 01 with vvt has a high pitch squeal at idle but that's kind-of normal in somewhat for miata. My brother and his friends miata have it too. Although ours are all associated with the sound going away if clutch is pressed. Might be throw-out bearing or something in tranny/clutch. You can also hear lifters and usually that means oil change. Worked for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Art Summers View Post
    So no one knows any thing about VVT.
    A little harsh, don't you think?

    Usually noises come from working parts like belts or fuel pump but I've never heard of a "VVT" noise.


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    Idling - Listen to it purr... Art Summers's Avatar
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    I have had belt Squeal and it is nothing like that . I'll try to see if I can get a sound track of it . It is kind of a gurgling Sound . Working the clutch don't make any difference . I have had a new clutch pilot bearing and pressure plate ., New alternator , And changed the timing belt tension and idlers pulleys , water pump . The noise is on the right side of the engine And I had the noise before I changed every thing .

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    Did you unplug the VVT solenoid and go for a drive?

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    Had the car out today and drove it all day and NO noise . I'll take it out tomorrow again .

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