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i have a Tick noice that comes on for about 6 seconds after you start the car - its the aircon wind accurator or something like that :cheers: it comes from under the dash - maybe this is it maybe its not ..... i dont know.

Thanks guys, the noise comes from under the body...

I thought at first something is not being lubricated well

at start up. Althought it;s a hard noise to pinpoint.

Once the car has warmed up well and travelled a bit

it doesn't do it on idle...It seems the noise is only there

once started cold in the morning..

Grrr....

yes as stated red17. r33's have hydraulic lifters (solids in GTRs) and if the oil pressure to a lifter is low (on startup) it clicks/ticks till the pressure builds up. Known as a sticky lifter. Dont know why it does it all the time on cold starts though, or if the lifter needs replacing?

like SLY33 said. that should be where the sound comes from

but for that stupid air con noise when starting upyour car, you can get around it by just pressing the MODE button on your climate control panel so it opens that stupid thing up all the time, hence no more noise.

ie. put it to the 2nd position (head and feet)

but when you change it to windscreen mode it will click again.

worth a try

ron

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