Tic tic sound with L.E.D blinking - LG Studioworks 700S 17" CRT Monitor

It sounds like a shorted speaker or to many on one channel. It could also be a failed output device. I think the tic-tic is the overload safety cycling.

:That sound usually means the power supply cannot start--due to an overload or overvoltage problem. Likely a few bad capacitors in feedback area or some short in horiz. area, possibly convergence chips if a tube set.

Lets try to verify were the sound is comming from. Injectors usually don't "TIC" they spray. But the best way to determine where the sound is comming from is to use a stethoscope. (sold in Auto zone), place it on the the noisy tin and listen.
What you describing sounds more like valves.

you told that it has not been pysically damaged than why light just blinks ok first you see the cable is in good condition. next plugin you hard disk to your computer and listen if any kind of sound coming through your hard disk (sound is like tee tic) if the sound out comes like what i said some way it stuck or damaged let me know if it works

its simple friend your ps2 version is old and it requieres updates or some sort of that... ps2 slim is new and has been updated thats why it doesnt make any noice try connection yours to the internet..

There are several possibilities. It can be the speedometer cable, the brakes, or even the u-joints on the driveshaft.
The parts rub against their mating surfaces differently in reverse. Any play or dryness in the parts shows up. Sometimes it is good to catch these problems early because the wear is starting to get excessive.

Check for other problems. You might need to buy another FET as well. But this time don't put the FET back in until you make sure nothing can blow it.

check filtering capacitor of lot+B & replace it

1. horizontel transistor bad.

2. dry points on neck board.

3. cheak the power supply out put

4. LOT problem

Check the voltage on your battery. When the battery is low, you will still have lights and what not but not enough juice to start the car. Check the condition of your battery cables especially your ground. If everything check out fine, your problem may be a bad starter or the solenoid. If you replace the starter, replace the solenoid with it. Be sure to check the cable from the starter solenoid to the starter.