Buzzing sound from left of powerbook when tilted

If I tilt my powerbook at all I hear a buzzing noise coming from the left side of the powerbook. This has been somewhat recent and I wasnt sure what the problem was.
Any suggestions?

Likely it's a loose fan, which I wouldn't not take care further.

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