Oil change Probleme
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Noise in the timing chain 
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Nissan Altima 1999 200000 km
I bought my car 4 months ago and everything was fine, then 2 months ago I did an oil change and a noise appeared (as if the engine was diesel). This was a couple of minutes after starting it, once it warmed up. I took it to the mechanic to change the timing kit but the noise is still there. He said that the monoblock is welded and that the problem might be there: that it got damaged, was welded and a lubrication channel might be obstructed. Do you think that could be the problem?
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VE
I took it to another mechanic, the oil pump was fine, he suggested that it could be a lubrication line that might be obstructed, and that we could also try fixing the chain tensioner. What would this imply?
Hilfreich3
CE
I had the same problem, they checked the camshaft and timing kit, which was replaced. After this the noise stopped, but only for 2 days. A friend who also has an Altima and is a mechanic told me that if I don't use an original kit the noise will never go away. In my case I used a generic one. Let me know if you have more information
Hilfreich1
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VE
Problem solved: the hydraulic tensioner was changed for a mechanical tensioner and everything worked fine after that.
Hilfreich
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Nissan Altima 2012 4 door sedan 270000 km
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