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Whinning noise


jazz1

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I had a recent problem like this, you get the normal 'turbo whistle' from tubby 1 then about 3k revs or just before another strange noise comes in. Turned out I had a fair few boost leaks from the piping, once i located the leaks and put right everything back to normal. Hope its a cheap fix like this for you mate.

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With mine it was my fmic hose joiners werent tight enough, (maybe over time had loosened themselves due to constant expansion and contraction maybe) Anyway it was worse where they connect at the throttle body(inlet). I spoke to John (Dude) and he recommended I pressurise the system which i did ,(cheers DUDE) and I could here the air pi$$ing out. Also had a split hose at the back of the engine at the top I think its called egbv vsv . So tightened all intercooler hose joints and replaced the vacuum pipe and ran spot on after that with no nasty noises. :)

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With mine it was my fmic hose joiners werent tight enough, (maybe over time had loosened themselves due to constant expansion and contraction maybe) Anyway it was worse where they connect at the throttle body(inlet). I spoke to John (Dude) and he recommended I pressurise the system which i did ,(cheers DUDE) and I could here the air pi$$ing out. Also had a split hose at the back of the engine at the top I think its called egbv vsv . So tightened all intercooler hose joints and replaced the vacuum pipe and ran spot on after that with no nasty noises. :)

 

Thanks, my brother is going to help me check it next week, he said it also could be my actuator or leak like you stated. Il see what I can check if no success I might pop it down to a specialist.

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Thats the word i was looking for Actuator, thats where the boost pipe had a split where it connects to the actuator at the back of the engine via vsv. Hope you get it fixed mate.

 

Is that hard to check as in engine out or just hands in?

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Right iv been watching videos on YouTube and few guys who had whining noises and found issues to be with the exhaust manifold to the turbo was lose. Now this problem stsrted when I drove the supra yesturday but before that I drove the car last week with a fat friend in the passenger. When I did come out of my road the car made a knock as it is low and must have been my exhaust as it is sitting low scrape pretty bad, Could a lose exhaust to the turbo or manifold cause whining issues?

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