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    Veteran Member Four Rings c@@kieMonsta's Avatar
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    Ticking noise louder on right cylinder head

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    So the other day I noticed that the DI noise that I'm so accustomed to hearing on our engines, is a bit stranger on my car. I'm hoping nothing is wrong. I have the 3.0T and if standing in front of my engine with the hood popped open, the ticking sound is much more pronounced coming from the right cylinder head(left if I'm standing in front of it). The sound is can be localized to the top front of the head by the ignition coils. I just recently acquired the car so the noise had been like that ever since. I haven't noticed anything in terms of acceleration or driving. No check engine light is on. The car has just a hair over 60k miles. I'll post a video here later on tonight. Thanks for any input in advance.

    Nvm, I think it's normal.

    Sounds exactly like this guys: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqjyOGqGj_4
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    Did you discover anything with this noise?

    The location makes it less likely a timing chain issue, if it is coming from the center of the cylinder head. That may be a touch of good news.
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    Veteran Member Four Rings c@@kieMonsta's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by B5BAR View Post
    Did you discover anything with this noise?

    The location makes it less likely a timing chain issue, if it is coming from the center of the cylinder head. That may be a touch of good news.
    It's normal. Just like in the video. Found a ton of S4 owners sounding off - all said it's normal.
    Current:
    2019 Ford Expedition
    2009 3.0T A6 Avant w/Prestige package, Side Assist, and Cold Weather package


    Past:
    2016 2.7 EcoBoost Ford F-150 XLT SCREW
    2007 3.2 A4 Deep Sea Blue Avant
    2006 A6 Arctic White Avant
    2002 1.8t A4 Sedan

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