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Robbie Corbett
ClioSport Club Member
Post up a video, no one can reliably help you with that description 
No idea. Ive only had it for the last 3k miles and theres no receipts in the history. I dunno if its never been changed. Im having it changed anyway.
No idea. Could be the original. Can't find anything in the paperwork. Only chance of finding out is phone the place that serviced it for the last owner. Last owner is deceased so cant ask them.
Post up a video, no one can reliably help you with that description
Robbie Corbett
ClioSport Club Member
Yea doesn't sound great does it!
When was it last serviced? How frequently is it serviced? Sounds like the dephaser to me. If it has no record of having the timing belt changed I would assume its due, a good place will change the dephaser at the same time.
It could also be one of the idle pulleys, the bearings can go bad. Does the noise change when you switch the AC on/off?
When was it last serviced? How frequently is it serviced? Sounds like the dephaser to me. If it has no record of having the timing belt changed I would assume its due, a good place will change the dephaser at the same time.
It could also be one of the idle pulleys, the bearings can go bad. Does the noise change when you switch the AC on/off?
Ol’ Tarby
ClioSport Moderator
Clio 220 Trophy
It's a 1.2 mate
Robbie Corbett
ClioSport Club Member
🤦♂️Sorry thought this was a 172/182.
In which case it just sounds fucked, is that normal for the 1.2 @Martin_172
In which case it just sounds fucked, is that normal for the 1.2 @Martin_172
Martin_172
ClioSport Club Member
The ticking sounds normal, but the odd uneven noise sounds like a bearing on the rotation side, id put my cash on the water pump, for all it costs id get the timing belt and water pump changed and make sure they change the aux tensioner/roller too.
That was my thinking. Its all getting replaced. Belt, water pump, tensioner, crank pulley and bolt, alternator and air con belt, new seals and gaskets, and having the rocker gaps done. I got quoted £700 for parts and fitting but soon wangled a "free" mechanic friend into it and just bought the bits myself. Was £186 shipped and he wants £50 and a crate of stella so im getting a good deal.
Serviced in february, bout 2.5k miles ago. Changed the oil bout 2 weeks ago when I noticed the sound to see if it had shifted something floaty but made no difference and didn't see anything suspect on the filter. As the person below said, its the standard 1.2, 722 engine. It does seem louder about half way down the timing cover so could be water pump bearing making the "chirping" kinda rough noise but was wondering what the tickyness was.
Martin_172
ClioSport Club Member
£50 and a crate of stella is a good deal! its a nice easy job on that engine right enough, first timing belt i done was a D4F and its a good one to start with! few months later i moved onto the F4R!
Update. Had things done and the crank pulley wasn't put on right. First start, span off centre and flapped about, snapped both aux belts. Supposedly didn't cause anything else tho. Still £300 to put right and it's not getting fixed till Tuesday. I wish I'd have done the work now but ho hum. Spendy spendy. Might sell it on to recover some costs and get something newer.
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