The noise is like a tik tik tik that goes whit acceleration of the car and stays stable,then disappears, then comes back
Yes, you're right, those could be the cause. Also, possible it's a collapsed hydraulic valve lifter, if your car has hydraulic operated (from engine oil) valve lifters. At any rate, it sounds like something loose in the valve train-valve lifter with push rod engines; or cam followers {rocker arms) with overhead cam engines that push on the top of valve stems .
Check a repair manual to see if your engine has valves that can be and need adjusting. Engines with valve lifters do not require periodic adjustment for proper valve clearance. Engines with rocker arms do require checking the valve clearance every couple of years or so.
The first thing I would recommend is to check the oil level. That is the biggest cause of "ticking" noises in engines. If the oil level is OK, then you probably have a bad or mis-adjusted valve lifter.
SOURCE: code reads random cylinder misfire. sporatically
well... the misfire codes are logged in when its running bad, but first I would want to verify fuel pressure when its running bad.
SOURCE: car sputtering and check engine light came on after
Most auto parts stores Advance/ Autozone etc will get the diagnostics codes from cars computer and tell you why the light is on and what the problem is if there is a problem.
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Good source for Kia its free to register NO STRINGS
SOURCE: clicking noise when accelerating, the noise comes
Double check.Is it coming from the transmission.A clicking noise under load may be a universal joint in the driveline or a c.v. joint in the front end.Both are cheaper than a trans.Check these 1st.Hope this helps
SOURCE: 2.7 ltr v6 grand vitara check engine light has
Make sure your gas cap is tight. also go to a Auto Zone they will clear the code for free.
SOURCE: my check engine light comes on and my car will not
This sounds like a problem with the throttle position sensor. Take the car to an autoparts store and have them scan the computer for fault codes stored. Most parts stores will do the scan for free. Getting the codes will narrow down the cause of the problem and should eliminate the need for speculation. Sorry for your trouble and I hope this helped. Best wishes.
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it appears to be like a tapping noise,my reserch on internet show that could be cause by the wrong oil or gas whit insufficient octane
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