Lincoln King
New LVC Member
Hello all,
I wanted to see if any of you could help me answer this question. My 1993 Lincoln Town Car (167,000 miles) makes a distinct rattling noise from the engine compartment while I go up hills or make fast accelerations. Whenever I am at idle or going a constant speed, the rattling noise cannot be heard.
I have heard that it might be a belt pully, tensioner, or cat heat shield. I am certain that it is not the latter (a rusted heat shield fell off about three months ago and eliminated a separate noise I was having at idle.
To get back to this rattling noise with my Lincoln, it is definitely a noise that recognize with high mileage Ford Engines. My mother has a Sable with 236,000 miles on it and it makes the same kind of noise under the same circumstances. Additionally, I have two friends that have Tauruses (100,000 miles+) that do the same thing.
I am interested to see what you all think this rattling noise might be.
Thanks,
Paul
	
		
			
		
		
	
				
			I wanted to see if any of you could help me answer this question. My 1993 Lincoln Town Car (167,000 miles) makes a distinct rattling noise from the engine compartment while I go up hills or make fast accelerations. Whenever I am at idle or going a constant speed, the rattling noise cannot be heard.
I have heard that it might be a belt pully, tensioner, or cat heat shield. I am certain that it is not the latter (a rusted heat shield fell off about three months ago and eliminated a separate noise I was having at idle.
To get back to this rattling noise with my Lincoln, it is definitely a noise that recognize with high mileage Ford Engines. My mother has a Sable with 236,000 miles on it and it makes the same kind of noise under the same circumstances. Additionally, I have two friends that have Tauruses (100,000 miles+) that do the same thing.
I am interested to see what you all think this rattling noise might be.
Thanks,
Paul
 
	 
 
		
 If thats what is you need to replace before it plugs up your muffler.
If thats what is you need to replace before it plugs up your muffler.