Ed observed:
> The tick frequency does not increase/decrease with either
> engine RPM or road speed.
? If the ticking frequency doesn't change when the engine rpm changes, then it
isn't related to anything in or on the engine. If it doesn't change when the
car's road speed changes then it isn't related to anything touching the road,
not to wheels nor to the drivetrain from the gearbox on back.
Is your heater fan clicking? Is something loose swinging back and forth? Do
you have a loose hood latch?
I'm being facetious. You need to re-consider your perceptions. Quite likely
there is a change in frequency that correlates to something, but that
correlation may be more subtle that you've been expecting.
--
Jim Muller, who thinks correlations in real life and in crime novels usually
happen for reasons
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