Wierd water noise in engine on startup
#1
Wierd water noise in engine on startup
so I have a 08 fit with 40k and when I start it up I hear what sounds like water swishing in the engine, but no cel everything runs fine, wtf is that noise sounds like a water park in my engine lol.
#3
Burping you radiator
Jus' had the same type of problem....don't fret. One of our wonderful readers (can't find his reply) suggested that I jack-up the front end of my car (tires are off the ground) while the engine (running) is still {cold} remove the radiator cap, turn heater on high and the air bubbles with rise to the top and dissapate...yeah I know that sounds strange, however; I did it and the problem has been gone ever since. You will have to have extra coolant to refill to normal level after the air is all out. Hope it helps!
#5
Well, mine has about the same mileage as yours and the jac'd-up thingie worked jus fine for my car
I hope like h@%$ that your head gasket is not blown.... I would think that their would be other problems associated with the blown gasket within your car....but u say it's still running fine.
I hope like h@%$ that your head gasket is not blown.... I would think that their would be other problems associated with the blown gasket within your car....but u say it's still running fine.
#10
Dayum!
Since I {had} that same problem I'm beginning to think that jus' maybe I could have incurred some internal engine damages as well.
#16
One thing all should keep in mind is that coolant has a distinctive 'sweet' odor.
There should be no smell in the engine compartment or vehicle cabin.
If so, guess what.
#17
yah, nearby my town there's a candy manufacturing plant. each time i drive past there i get that sweet candy smell coming through the vents and im wondering if i have coolant leaking.
#18
OP, if it was your headgasket your oil and coolant would be mixing and look like chocolate milk, and their would be other major issues. There was probably just air stuck somewhere along the line. If still worried, lay down some newspaper and park your car over it and look for drips.
Out of curiousity I followed your link and they do not carry any water pumps for GD or GE Fits.. But you can get a steal on an OE clutch kit made by Daikin (~$175) though I don't really know anything about the company to be honest.
Also for those who are looking for replacement or upgrade water pumps make sure you get a metal "closed" impeller to avoid cavitation and premature pump failure.
If ever, try to change up your water pump like what CVU Brand and the others would want to offer you. I hope that the noise would be fixed if you try to look for other options.
Also for those who are looking for replacement or upgrade water pumps make sure you get a metal "closed" impeller to avoid cavitation and premature pump failure.
Last edited by DiamondStarMonsters; 10-21-2010 at 07:08 PM.