Could be dry valve gear, put stethoscope or plastic handled screwdriver to motor and have someone start for you from cold and see if noise at top or bottom of motor.
If top valve gear if bottom insufficient oil to bearings and pistons. Check quality and amount of engine oil and oil filter change periods
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SOURCE: Engine don't start and have a clicking sound
you should check and see the batttery smart visor indicator (if applicable - see owners manual)
this may be that the battery has been drained and does not have enough power to rotate the starter. lights, dashboard, instruments light up ok as the voltage is there but the power (amperage) is low. please refer to owners manual on how to recharge your battery. bare in mind that removing the baterry from the care will reset systems (audio, alarm) and you wil need to recode them by using the codes provided with the car.
SOURCE: Car makes funny noise upon starting on very cold days
Have your power steering belt checked and adjusted, or replaced if worn.
SOURCE: surging and loud whistling noise
Sounds like a vacuum leak. Check all vacuum hoses on the intake, throttle body, etc. Sounds like one cracked or came off. Post back if you have any questions. Hope this helps.
SOURCE: thumping noise in chevy tracker 2000model
this noise sounds like your right cv axle. wou might want to have that checked out, they can do great damage if broken while
SOURCE: rattling noise during engine start up.. 2005 mitz galant 2.4l
Probably a heat shield. Often time the screws that hold the shields in place rust away causing the shield to rattle. After the exhaust heats up, the pipes and shield expand causing the shield to stop rattling until it cools down again later when the car has been sitting for a while. Usually you'll find shields under or around the catalytic converter and around the exhaust pipe nearest to the engine. Most folks would probably recommend you remove the shield and be done with it. That's your call. Just remember though, the shields are there for a reason. In particular, the shield under the catalytic converter is there to prevent the possibility of starting tall grass on fire in the event you had to pull off the road for example to fix a flat tire or something along those lines. It might be unlikely, but its definitely been known to happen. Let us know how it goes. Thanks.
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