bearing noise from front of motor at idle ***solved****
Posted: Tue Jul 01, 2014 8:11 pm
OK My 2010 4.0 developed what sounded like a bearing noise at idle after the truck warmed up by 1700 rpm it was gone.
Drove me nuts pulled the belt spun all the accessories & all sounded good
Well finally I broke down and took it to the dealer 15 min later I get a call
Dealer "we think we know the problem it is your oil filter"
Me " are you kidding me how can that be"
Dealer " we have seen it before some cheep filters will cause it. cant be sure but it is the first thing to check"
me "ok do it I need an oil chance anyway"
an hour later I get a call that its all fixed
I had my doubts but drove it 40 miles & it sound great
They told me some filters do not have a check valve & for some reason will cause the noise.
I never go to the stealership but it was such an odd noise that I figured I needed someone with pathfinder knowledge glad I did,
I asked what filter I had but they did not know (I had the oil change done at jack williams auto in Hamlin PA)
Drove me nuts pulled the belt spun all the accessories & all sounded good
Well finally I broke down and took it to the dealer 15 min later I get a call
Dealer "we think we know the problem it is your oil filter"
Me " are you kidding me how can that be"
Dealer " we have seen it before some cheep filters will cause it. cant be sure but it is the first thing to check"
me "ok do it I need an oil chance anyway"
an hour later I get a call that its all fixed
I had my doubts but drove it 40 miles & it sound great
They told me some filters do not have a check valve & for some reason will cause the noise.
I never go to the stealership but it was such an odd noise that I figured I needed someone with pathfinder knowledge glad I did,
I asked what filter I had but they did not know (I had the oil change done at jack williams auto in Hamlin PA)