The most common noise is a high frequency, light-knocking sound. This sound will generally be the same in intensity whether the engine is idling, operating at high speeds, or under load. The following are causes of timing gear or chain and sprocket noise:

iTrader: ( 0) Click Click sound while accelerating. Today, I realized that whenever I pressed the gas (even slightly) to accelerate, there was some kind of a rattle sound (like a rapid click click click...) coming from somewhere in the front of the car. The frequency of the clicks varied proportionately with the amount of throttle (and hence the acceleration).

Knocking noise in back of car when accelerating

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Accelerating hard at 20 mph in 3rd or 30mph in 4th would have made most cars 'pink' in the days before 'knock sensors' were invented and linked to the engine management system, which retards the ignition to minimise the noise. (In the olden days this noise sometimes indicated the need for a de-coke.) OK, so here is the deal. There have been a number of people, including dino1426 and myself, that have noise coming from the right side of the car. It sounds like it is coming from the back, but is most likely from the front (suspension?). It happens when going over speed bumps and bumps in the road, not necessarily pot holes though.

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    Shifting when accelerating like from a red light or stop sign is bad. Usually there is a delay and the car jerks. Also during acceleration there is a lot of engine noise. If you can get the car up on ramps, anything loose enough to make a knocking sound should feel loose if you grab it and shake it. Problem is that the carrier bearing is a little tough to get to. If you are certain that it is RPM related, look at the fan and other belt driven components on the front of the engine to make sure nothing is bent or broken.

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    GM Knock Sensor. Knock sensor problems are common on 1999-2007 Chevy Silverado, Express Van, Tahoe and Suburban trucks. Of course, this means that the GMC Sierra and Yukon of the same years have the same issues.

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    Mar 28, 2005 · Clunking Noise When Accelerating - posted in Technical Section For MK1 & MK2: When I accelerate I always get a clunking noise from the front end of the car. It's as though there is a backlash in a linkage or something. Has anybody else had this problem? My car is a 2.0ltr HDi.

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