sound from right fender

When I open the engine cover in the right fender part of my vehicle, when I move my ear closer to the right headlight, such lighters of the oven ovens would make a sound, click, click, click, I know the sound of the belt, when I open the right door when it is in the separate vehicle. the sound comes in intensely, and when gas is released, the sound is increased in idle, and the sound is only in motion while the vehicle is not moving, but it is still in motion, but it only comes from the fender part from the right part. Is this sound possible?

We all have it in your car, from the sound you say. It is the sound produced by a part in the fuel return line. It is normal.

The first air conditioner I know is making it work, it makes the sound of the paw and creaking crunching, we will look at it when something is stuck :)))

Actually, a friend confused my mind about 3 months ago I changed the triger but it was tricky or something he said it was more logical that he was doing it from the fuel pipes. They changed the isolation, which meant that it occurred when it changed. When it was changing, it wouldn't hurt to hang around if there was no harm?

[QUOTE = ismailkaya] The first air conditioner I know is doing it when it is working, it makes the sound of the painter and crunching in the middle, and we look at it when something is stuck in your head:))) [/ QUOTE]

no air conditioner in the vehicle

That sound always happens.

I agree, thank you for your advice.

I caught my attention today, the sound comes in the right fender, and this sound is the obvious pump sound I know, it is pumping something I guess either the steering pump sound or the gas pumping sound but I'm not sure.

I learned that there was something related to the fuel system, not the steering wheel, and then something happened there was loosened or something in isolation, it was damaged and it caused something like that.

I don't know what's got a motor style thing in the right fender, but. There is even insulation material to prevent vibration. Generally, when the fender is processed, the insulation material is damaged and vibrates and makes noise. If I can find the subject has been opened in the forum, I will send a link.

I think I found a solution on Page 3
the http://forum.peugeotturkey.com/forum_posts.asp?tıd=37756&kw=sa%f0+%f6n+gelen+ses&pn=3&title=peugeot-206-onden-gelen-garip-ses-videol