What Causes the Loud Roaring Noise Around 2000 RPM in the Engine?
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The loud buzzing noise when the engine reaches around 2000 RPM is generally caused by the operation of the electric cooling fan for the radiator during idle, or excessive clearance between pistons and cylinder walls during low-speed or gear changes. Below are the relevant explanations: 1. External environmental factors: Affected by weather conditions, if the car is in winter when temperatures are generally lower and the cold engine maintains high-speed operation, the phenomenon of loud engine noise is normal. 2. Internal engine failure: The engine is composed of various components, and if any internal part malfunctions, it may prevent the engine from operating normally, leading to increased noise. For example, blocked valves inside the car engine can cause increased noise. 3. Engine oil issues: Engine oil serves multiple purposes such as lubrication and cleaning for internal engine components. Therefore, if the oil is insufficient or deteriorated, it cannot provide the necessary lubrication, leading to increased wear during engine operation and consequently louder noise.