What Causes Abnormal Noise During Engine Ignition?
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Abnormal noise during engine ignition is caused by the engine temperature being too low. During cold starts: The engine temperature is too low for normal operation; the car's three-way catalytic converter expands due to heat, causing abnormal noise when the car is first started, which disappears after a while. This is a normal phenomenon caused by the thermal expansion of the three-way catalytic converter. Transmission malfunction: One of the reasons for abnormal noise during car startup includes transmission failure, which causes internal gears to rub and produce noise; engine belt or chain wear can also cause friction during startup or noise due to idling if the engine belt or chain is worn.