I had an old Myvi 2006 that I still keep although seldom use
Last month spent 300 change aircond magnetic clutch..
Seems like many things starts to fail aging

Latest problem today is when I press accelerator
There is small vibration with loud rattle sound from rear left area
But when I don't press, there is no sound while the car still moving smoothly like normal...
Only when I press accelator got this sound
Tried at different speed 30kph/90kph still same..
Any car sifu can advise?
I really hate going to Workshop kena chop lagi...

Update:
Changed engine mounting 1 set
Problem solved
Feels like new Myvi again lol

This post has been edited by hcmalaya: Jul 28 2019, 06:42 PM

I tot maibi invincible. Forever perfect & no need a single repair for a lifetime.

exhaust maybe?

it's a more than 10 year car.. of coz need to change a lot of things..

regarding your described issue, could be a lot of things to check;
- absorber mountings
- bushings
- arm
- rear bearing

tell us where your home area is, maybe /k can help recommend trusted workshops

Fuel pump gua

probably exhaust piping loose

besides changing the aircond magnetic clutch, what else u had chage for your 13 years old car.

Maybe got mayat kucing in engine compartment

Ya I know and had changed many other stuff too
Engine seal, radiator casing, fan etc
Even repainted my car 3 years ago...

Puchong area any reliable fair Workshop?
I went many tyre shops in Puchong area past 10 years
Always feel they sure ask to do cam adjustment every time lol

Long list lol

I think this is likely the cause. During hard acceleration, engine vibrate more and shaking the exhaust

New car loan bank
Old car loan mechanic

myvi cheap la

But Myvi exhaust is right hand side
Noise I figure from left side

I see. I don't own MyVi, but does it exhaust pipe runs straight from engine to the back? Muffler also straight? I'd still think some loose bracket that hold the exhaust piping. Most common on old cars.

Quote for future reference...

I feel that its your engine mounting giving way or your drive shaft worn out.

Here's the thing.

undercarriage noise very cibai.

sometimes you hear the sound come from one side, but actually it's from another side.

true story.

I also no idea not mechanic lol

My first car bought with own salary
Last time thought want keep as spare
Now second thought haizzz

Engine mounting and drive shaft suppose at front right?
The sound from rear ohhh