I get the ticking but curious about the thunking , hear it louder bending below the drivers door . Could it be a idler pulley ? Thanks PS: your doing a great job !!
If you want to go one step further sound deaden the doors and floor it really quiets the interior! I can't hear the engine hardly at all it's pretty amazing. I may do the hood like you've done.
when you say you've also Denaden the rear underneath the window are you talking about the rear tailgate in the storage compartment area? Not trying to spend too much money and would like to reduce the noise a little bit more in general
This clickbait title implies that the video is about a mechanical fix for valve/lifter ticking etc. and instead it's just hocking a product on Amazon. A more accurate title would be something like "How to soundproof your Tacoma hood etc." When you mention ticking, it implies a specific mechanical issue, especially considering that the Tacomas have known lifter ticking issues etc.
No, I'm just hoping to see it become less of a garbage dump with videos like yours. It's a shame that youtube doesn't demonitize for clickbait. So you are basically admitting that you are straight up lying because "it's youtube" lol? I wonder how that strategy is going to work for you in the long term? There are plenty of channels with millions of views that don't resort to lame clickbait like you. But I guess they are amateurs and it's their first time on youtube lol.
This is a very reasonable way to improve the sound deadening without mechanical work for sure. My SR unfortunately didn’t come with ANY hood padding so I’m wondering if I should get the OEM padding too to get the same results. Any thoughts?
New taco owner of a 18 tacoma here. Ive always thought in general the ticking in engines is bad. So I bought a used 18 taco and heard this. I dont mind the noise level but you are saying that this is normal? Nothing wrong with the engine/valves/etc?
A ticking noise isn't good. It's either an advance timing issue, exhaust manifold leak or lifters. A hemi tick is from the Cam shaft lobe being warped. So it's not normally for any engine to tick.
@@stevenpeterson7234 you need to research the new Toyota engines lol it’s how they are designed with direct port injectors injecting fuel at 3,000 psi that causes them to tick lol
I have the same observation the ticking sound was like a diesel. I’ve switch to higher octane 92 or 93 the ticking was gone. I know it’s a little bit more on money but I think it’s better for the engine in the long run.
Octane doesn’t have anything to do with it. Using top tier fuel may make the injectors do their self cleaning cycle less often, but octane is just resistance to knock.
My dad 4runner sounds like a diesel it ticks so loud, he is very upset about it, dealer told us the same thing it was the high perssure fuel with direct injection
4Runner doesn’t have the same engine as the Tacoma currently. Although the 4.0 does tick and it’s completely normal, it’s not direct injection since those engines are port injection only.
@@TimStrange if you say so....guess being a A.S.E Mechanic majority of my Ife was a waste....then again you can just go buy a quart of Lucas oil stabilizer and save yourself the time it takes to glue that mat...I got a 3rd Gen and added one quart plus places where you normally have to unbolt and reboot constantly and have no washers I've put either a crush washer or rubber washer...I don't have a tick anymore and i can actually open my hood without hearing that tick...besides with this warming of places normally cooler you don't want to generate more heat...
Love the idea, but I hate the thought of using adhesive backing direct to paint on the hood of my truck. And what if the foam material breaks down overtime and falls apart, leaving a mess behind on the hood and in the engine bay? I’m asking, will you make a long term review on its durability?
If I still have the truck, then sure. This material is designed for this purpose, so I highly doubt it would do what you’re describing. I’m sure there are other reviews about it’s long term durability.
Not at all. It’s designed to resist engine temps. Depending on where you live, you may notice that snow doesn’t melt on the hood though. I noticed that condensation didn’t go away while driving like it used to.
Do you still have this? I've done mine also. People are concerned because they say it will heat up the engine bay more and cause damage... what is your take on this
People are dumb. Most vehicles have some sort of hood liner for noise. This one is designed for the heat of an under hood environment. I’ve never had an issue.
Now that its been 3 years how has it handled the heat? Have you had to replace it?
Just did this on mine today. Still a little engine noise in the cabin at idle but definitely improved
How’s it holding up?
I get the ticking but curious about the thunking , hear it louder bending below the drivers door . Could it be a idler pulley ? Thanks PS: your doing a great job !!
If you want to go one step further sound deaden the doors and floor it really quiets the interior! I can't hear the engine hardly at all it's pretty amazing. I may do the hood like you've done.
I’ve done that as well. It is pretty quiet. The rear under the window made the biggest difference.
when you say you've also Denaden the rear underneath the window are you talking about the rear tailgate in the storage compartment area? Not trying to spend too much money and would like to reduce the noise a little bit more in general
I personally like hearing it tick. These things run like a clock
This clickbait title implies that the video is about a mechanical fix for valve/lifter ticking etc. and instead it's just hocking a product on Amazon. A more accurate title would be something like "How to soundproof your Tacoma hood etc." When you mention ticking, it implies a specific mechanical issue, especially considering that the Tacomas have known lifter ticking issues etc.
First time on UA-cam?
No, I'm just hoping to see it become less of a garbage dump with videos like yours. It's a shame that youtube doesn't demonitize for clickbait.
So you are basically admitting that you are straight up lying because "it's youtube" lol? I wonder how that strategy is going to work for you in the long term?
There are plenty of channels with millions of views that don't resort to lame clickbait like you. But I guess they are amateurs and it's their first time on youtube lol.
Whatever bro take a chill pill lolllll
I have 2010..it drives me crazy ..if my Chevy would have sounded like this tacoma I woulda swore it was gonna blow up
This is a very reasonable way to improve the sound deadening without mechanical work for sure. My SR unfortunately didn’t come with ANY hood padding so I’m wondering if I should get the OEM padding too to get the same results. Any thoughts?
This isn’t OEM sound padding, but it works great.
New taco owner of a 18 tacoma here. Ive always thought in general the ticking in engines is bad. So I bought a used 18 taco and heard this. I dont mind the noise level but you are saying that this is normal? Nothing wrong with the engine/valves/etc?
Completely normal.
Thanks man. I havent seen these for sale.
Central Midwesterner Welcome.
Great fix 😂
Is this referring to the ticking from the Tacoma's engine when accelerating? (the ticking noise is most noticeable on acceleration)
Yes
Man, awesome to know I just purchased a 2020 it has 27K miles and there’s a slight ticking noise and was starting to get concerned.
I'm the same way. bought a 2019 last week with 40,000 miles and I began to second guess my purchase 😂😂
I do wish you would have made a video after the fact.
A ticking noise isn't good. It's either an advance timing issue, exhaust manifold leak or lifters. A hemi tick is from the Cam shaft lobe being warped. So it's not normally for any engine to tick.
When it’s direct injectors in an Atkinson cycle engine it is.
@@TimStrange
Have you ever tired to use a Lucus fuel injector cleaner?
@@stevenpeterson7234 you need to research the new Toyota engines lol it’s how they are designed with direct port injectors injecting fuel at 3,000 psi that causes them to tick lol
I want to hear what my engine is sounding like. I am able to hear a sound when I put my Tacoma in a pull. It might be the lifters.
I have the same observation the ticking sound was like a diesel. I’ve switch to higher octane 92 or 93 the ticking was gone. I know it’s a little bit more on money but I think it’s better for the engine in the long run.
Octane doesn’t have anything to do with it. Using top tier fuel may make the injectors do their self cleaning cycle less often, but octane is just resistance to knock.
Your sir is an idiot , but whatever makes you feel warm and fuzzy🥹😂
My dad 4runner sounds like a diesel it ticks so loud, he is very upset about it, dealer told us the same thing it was the high perssure fuel with direct injection
4Runner doesn’t have the same engine as the Tacoma currently. Although the 4.0 does tick and it’s completely normal, it’s not direct injection since those engines are port injection only.
Just adding more problems ...yea it's a way to make that tick disappear but it's also a way to make it more hot in the engine compartment...
No.
@@TimStrange if you say so....guess being a A.S.E Mechanic majority of my
Ife was a waste....then again you can just go buy a quart of Lucas oil stabilizer and save yourself the time it takes to glue that mat...I got a 3rd Gen and added one quart plus places where you normally have to unbolt and reboot constantly and have no washers I've put either a crush washer or rubber washer...I don't have a tick anymore and i can actually open my hood without hearing that tick...besides with this warming of places normally cooler you don't want to generate more heat...
Smart man. Damn mine sounds like a 3.0 dissed truck lol
Dynamat 11905 Hoodliner 32" x 54" x 3/4" Thick Self-Adhesive Sound Deadener www.amazon.com/dp/B00069QLVC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_HQ9XW9WW2S3DVB60DKS6?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Love the idea, but I hate the thought of using adhesive backing direct to paint on the hood of my truck. And what if the foam material breaks down overtime and falls apart, leaving a mess behind on the hood and in the engine bay? I’m asking, will you make a long term review on its durability?
If I still have the truck, then sure. This material is designed for this purpose, so I highly doubt it would do what you’re describing. I’m sure there are other reviews about it’s long term durability.
Hey bozos , theres nothing wrong with it , he literally mentions that in the first thirty seconds
Hi. Does the addition of this foam effecd the heat shedding ability of the engine compartment
Nope
What about engine heat. Does the liner affects it?..
Not at all. It’s designed to resist engine temps. Depending on where you live, you may notice that snow doesn’t melt on the hood though. I noticed that condensation didn’t go away while driving like it used to.
Thanks !!😎😎
Is the tick a valve? If so can it bee delete or direct?
It’s the injectors.
Its fills running lean.
I also have a 2009 Highlander with a V-6 that has a ticking sound especially when cold is that normal? But less when hot
If it’s direct injected it’s normal.
Just add a bit of lucas oil treatment 😅
Do you still have this? I've done mine also. People are concerned because they say it will heat up the engine bay more and cause damage... what is your take on this
People are dumb. Most vehicles have some sort of hood liner for noise. This one is designed for the heat of an under hood environment. I’ve never had an issue.
@@TimStrange awesome thanks for reply..I just bought one and installed it today after watching your video and couple days ago. Thanks
Brand new 2021 Tacoma SR5 is most noticeable at night. 🤨
At night at a drive thru 😉
Bro, it’s coming from underneath the vehicle. The Hood has nothing to do with it.
The sound comes from underneath and through reverberation through the hood. The insulation eliminates a lot of the noise. Bro.
Wish you would have done a before and after..🤔
There’s no way anybody would be able to hear the difference on camera.
Yea my new sr5 2021 is ticking at 6 k miles
My 2021 limited is ticking at 70. Has me scouring the internet for insight
@@DropTheBunny It's normal
Useful
Penzoil ultra platinum or amzoil. Nothing else
It’s not valve train noise. It’s injectors. Oil is irrelevant.
That sounds like a faulty lifter
Nope. Completely normal for a 3rd gen tacoma.
@@TimStrange Vacuum pump?