Is the Sagitar very noisy?

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Sagitar noise When driving at high speeds exceeding 100, the vehicle noise can still be quite significant. Solution: Consider installing full-vehicle sound insulation. Reasons for loud engine noise in Sagitar: Excessive engine carbon deposits, inappropriate or dirty engine oil usage, loose screws on the engine underguard, aging engine mount pads. Engine mount pads support the engine and must be replaced once aged. Loose plastic components in the engine compartment. For example, the engine cover, intake pipe, etc., can be tightened. Engine belt noise. Including power steering belts, alternator belts, etc., belts that are aged, too loose, or too tight will produce abnormal noises and should be replaced or adjusted for tension. Bearing noise. Bearing noise produces a regular "humming" sound, such as from the engine tensioner pulley, idler pulley, alternator, etc., requiring replacement of related components.