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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Cars / November 2006

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2000 Dodge Intrepid rattling sound at idle

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warstoryz - 25 Nov 2006 18:03 GMT
Hi.  Thanks in advance for reading this. I'm new here and hoping someone
might be able to help me solve a problem I am having with my 00 Dodge
Intrepid.  The car runs great, but when I start it up and when I let it sit
and idle, I get this loud rattling sound almost like the sound a diesel
engine makes at idle.  I swear something has to be rubbing somewhere, but I
can't find the problem. Any suggestions?
Dave Young - 25 Nov 2006 23:09 GMT
Put it up on jack stands/ramps and have someone rev it up a bit while
you listen at the catalytic converter.  Could be it's breaking up.  I
know you said it was only at idle, but maybe it's doing it while you're
accelerating and don't realize it.

> Hi.  Thanks in advance for reading this. I'm new here and hoping someone
> might be able to help me solve a problem I am having with my 00 Dodge
> Intrepid.  The car runs great, but when I start it up and when I let it sit
> and idle, I get this loud rattling sound almost like the sound a diesel
> engine makes at idle.  I swear something has to be rubbing somewhere, but I
> can't find the problem. Any suggestions?
Abby Normal - 26 Nov 2006 17:09 GMT
could also be a stone in a heat shield somewhere or a heat shield that has a
cracked weld.  I've had both at one time or another either could make a
rattling sound.

> Put it up on jack stands/ramps and have someone rev it up a bit while you
> listen at the catalytic converter.  Could be it's breaking up.  I know you
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>> I
>> can't find the problem. Any suggestions?
 
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