Thrown rod or chain most likely or valvetrain noise due to no oil pressure. If oil pressure light not on and noise not on top in valve cover area, pull plugs and have a freind bump engine with starter. You can feel pressure build in cylinders one at a time if piston on upstroke if you place a finger (gently) up to each plug hole. 1 bad-thrown rod on that cylinder-all bad-chain. Start there.
First check oil level. "Loud clattering" can be lifter noise you are hearing. This can indicate oil is not reaching the top of the engine or worn valve train parts. Another reason for noisy lifters could be the oil pickup is not picking up, could be clogged.
your engine is loud because, the fan makes that noise
-Is the engine running? -Is this while the vehicle is in drive? -ETC? yes it stills make noise and i don't know whats going on with it, i was told it might be a rod or something else. i was told that it need wires, oxygen sensor and cat converter.
No your oil pump is broken down do not run the engine until it has been replaced.The clattering noise is the engine self destructingbecause its running dry.
If the 1999 Suburban noise is a sort of loud banging noise, the problem could be that the engine have jumped time. Jumping time would cause the noise and jerking in the engine.
The fuel in the cylinders exploding
#1 noise....loose exhaust
i have a very loud tapping noise in my BMW 318i e36 1993 engine. its extremly loud on start up then drops down to very loud when idling. the noise never goes away. I've had people say the engine was about to throw a piston, i need a new engine, etc what could it be and is it possible to fix?
Muffler
You have to locate the source of the noise then repost your findings.
Loud engine noise is usually a result of a hole or disconnection in the exhaust manifold or muffler.
Cracked Fly Wheel