i have a vios, and i have the exact same engine, with manual transmission(2nz-fe). Yes the engine noise is normal. That's probably the only downside of the 2NZFE engine. I've never had problems with mine, and i've been using it for 9years now. 14 kilometers per liter in city driving, and 20 km/l in the highway! Thanks Toyota~! pm me if you have questions.
Might be the vvt solenoid. If it hesitates and kicks after 3000rpm it might need to be replaced. Replaced mine not long ago. Changed the timing chain and did a valve clearance check and still was noisy. Changed the solenoid and was like a new car
Good morning dear, let me tell you that mine kicks at 40 km/h, I had it scanned and I didn't detect any transmission, I'm going to try changing the VVTi valve to see if it solves my problem, as it did in your case, would you give me some advice? recommendation Thanks in advance
@gabrielchurquicuellar9455 mine also did not detect a fault even though it was clearly not running smoothly. It would be worth a change due to the age of the vehicle and before an expensive repair
there is no problem as a toyota mechanic im telling you out of the dealer the car sounds like that! the sound is a mix of your valve timing and your fuel injectors,nothin' wrong here
I love my Yaris 2010 1300cc Auto.I have had many cars over the years.This car is so easy to park.Climbs hills if you move the lever to the left with ease.After thirsty BMW and Mercedes.This car is amazing.Petrol prices in Australia are so high..
Normal noise and remember always change the oil every 4.5k - 5k and you'll never go wrong.I use 10/30w semi.Thing is many people don't change the oil till like 6k-8k BAD MOVE.
@Ilyas Manan Use 5w- 30 Magnatec,i use it all the time on my 90,000m 2002 Yaris.I used Forte engine and fuel cleaner 8 yrs ago and it still sounds v.quiet,i do 3,000 a year,so change the oil regardless.VVT-i/VTec engines does not like long oil changes.So a 5,000m is v.important as over the years it will sludge up if ignored.Use Forte cleaner if you never used any engine and fuel cleaner in the last 8/10 years.
I have a Toyota Yaris Verso 1.3 from 2000, I call her "Jam Jar". Like most things the Japanese do they balance many things to give best value for money in the case of this car it is some very odd noises. Those noises are a little disturbing at times and when you are new to the Yaris you can start to get a bit paranoid. But this car really talks to you about what it needs. It is a truly great car only one problem and that is the sills just had them welded second time this time by some very friendly Afghans who did a great job. It is so reliable in every other way and the engine is just great at 313,000km my Russian mechanic friend said its engine readings are like a new car. And very economical. I can honestly say I am not a snob about cars at all. I want something economical and reliable that gets me from A to B and can fulfill my and my families needs. This little car was planned by Japanese Zen minds. Small on Outside and a Tardis on the inside. Ever wondered why you are stuck in traffic often behind a Toyota? I am living in Finland my son has a 3 liter BMW 3 series that is mostly under the snow because it cannot be driven most of the time in snow. The humble Yaris Verso has coped with the worst weather that Southern Finland can deliver.
The Toyota Echo is the first car I am currently driving and when I was doing a maintenance it sounded like a DIESEL. I was wondering why. It is fine though, cause it saves me gass.
I have a 2007 Yaris 4-door sedan and it’s used to be quiet as a church mouse but time and 195k in miles and its sounds like this so no this absolutely isn’t normal! I would like to know what’s the fix!!!
It sounds like ga1999 is right. When the engine warms up, the lube gets thinner. Try thicker lube, maybe some Dura Lube with it and check the valve system. My '97 Opel has a little tick-tick and I know it's from the hydraulical things that open the valves, excuse me, but I don't know what they are called in English.
Actually it can take boost, but there would have to be upgrades. The 1.5L's weak spot is the connecting rods first. There are a few turbo NZ-FE's throughout the world, and many even raced. It's a good, light platform that some enthusiasts take advantage of. Of course you're right about the other stuff. Stick with N/A and bolt-ons, maybe an ECU flash, there are 1mm bigger intake/exhaust valves out there, and you can still see around 120-125hp on a 1.5L version of these. Not sure on the 1.3L.
@MsJosephzammit NO car is not designed for speed and can not handle extra power. supercharger + turbo + labor costs will exceed the value of this vehicle why would you want to ruin a low insurance, low tax, low fuel consumption, low maintenance asset ?
This makes me happy xD.. I was wondering about that noise.. I am good with oil changes and so on.. I look after my cars. I know I have a bad wheel bearing somewhere, I think its one of the back wheels.
hey, thanks for the reply. I just bought my echo a few weeks ago and i was like..whoa why is that thing shaking so much! :) there is also this 'hissing' sound a bit near the fuel lines..probably fuel pressure? and when you turn off the engine its like a air compressor sound shutting off along with the engine. so weird.
Completely normal sounds from this engine. These use solid (not hydraulic) cam followers, a timing chain and a thin oil (10w/30) from the factory. The Echo/Yaris will happily last up to 500K Miles, yes, MILES. Plenty of youtube vids from happy drivers. You are not buying a Rolls-Royce here.
actually my car yaris or vitz sport 1.3 vvt-i sounds like yours.. so dont be worried about it ... ur car s ok... if u want less noise , u have 2 buy movil one super s.. 10-40w ...
@@albertohernandez.1316 me dijieron que puede ser los taques o buzos hidraulicos. en mi caso el auto tiene fuerza anda normal pero tengo un ruido que suena cuando quiere, en mi canal subi un video del sonido. de que año es tu corolla. el mio es 2022
El sedaso o filtro que está dentro del Carter se va tapando con los años y se va quedando sin lubricación en los lifters arriba y ojo no le subas la viscosidad del aceite por que lo vas a dañar más créeme hechale 5 w 30 eso es lo que manda el que fabricó el carro Móvil 1 o Castrol o Penzoil pero que sea 5 w 30 suerte
@@miguelmoraga1159 detras del alternador hay un tornillo en el Bloque del motor lo sacas y ahi va ese filtrito en la vena de aceite y no solo filtra también crea cierta presion de aceite como cuando le pones el dedo a una manguera y el agua sale a presión pues asi pero con el aceite para mantener el palo de levas lleno y supliendo el aceite necesario a la parte de arriba del motor y al piñon del VVTI
I have the Toyota Yaris sedan version and it sounds same with yours. lol its really funny how you people react that this engine needs thicker oil... new vvti gear.. timing chain blablabla.. dont worry guys right from the day it was delivered here on my house it sounds like that... I've already told Toyota dealer about this and they said its perfectly normal and nothing is really need to be changed or replaced.
Tardeli costantini good for you tho there is a bit of a difference when the hood is opened and closed. Mines really quiet when engine is fully warmed up and a/c off hood down. i do have video of my yaris and fans are really noisy + audio is boosted by my phone's mic hearing a bit of white noise.
Mine quiet as a door mouse whether hood open or closed although i do use 10w/40 which is abit thinner and quiet cold or warm as i do short distances which is recommended.
Actually, 10w/40 is a thicker oil than these engines used from the factory. Also, this man's microphone might be more sensitive to these sounds. My brand new Yaris sounded the same also. Totally normal.
hi,my toyota vitz has the exact noise and at first the mechanic told me that it was the advancer aqnd timing chain,changed those but no luck.now he told me that maybe its a thing called tappet.dont know what it is.does the noise go away when the engine warms up?cause mine it goes.spent 500 euros on it for nothing :(
saludos . pudiste resolver el problema de tu carro con el sonido raro en tu motor.? yo tengo un carro similar y tengo actualmente el mismo problema. me gustaria compartir informacion contigo al respecto. bay
hay felix, Wilson I have the exact same noise as this in my Toyota yaris 1.0L 2001. is it the tappets, the chain mite also need changed as it has over 109,000 miles.? maybe a tensinor fault any feed back would be appreciated.
Mine makes a loud clicking noise kind of like this. My dad said it could be the timing belt. :( i'm gonna have it looked at tomorrow. Hopefully its fine. Then again i just got the car, and it didnt make this noise when i got it. I did just get back from a long trip. about 2000 miles long. so idk.
Pues mi Echo 2001 1.5 una vez sonaba asi y lo llevé al mecanico y me lo arreglaron, el me dijo que era el sensor del aire, lo cambiamos y listo, problema resuelto
@@marvinalexisvillalovosvare4794 yo tengo un echo 2001 y suena parecido a ese carro no tanto pero parecido, me dijeron que es normal el sonido del motor... ya tengo 3 años con el carro y nunca me ha fallado le pongo aceite que dice en el manual 5w 30
Is this the same sound? We've heard the same thing from the mechanic ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RN1HVDQpqJQ.html Any thoughts are much appreciated
asddd123 124 I agree! I replaced my PCV valve yesterday, and it reduced engine noise a good 50%! The best part: Cost $4 (pepboys) and Takes 5 mins to do.
you should check it u can clean it with carb cleaner and using your mouth blow in the tube in both directions if it alows air to pass in only one derection its good. before buying a aftermarket pcv since ive purchased some in the past the last one for my ist / xa, did not work i was losing oil i fixed it by cleaning and istalling the old original pcv
