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High pitched sound coming from 1st Turbo


Geo

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So im driving along, and i noticed that when my first Turbo is spooling, from 3000rpm on wards i get a higher pitched Spool.

 

Performance wise the car is great, no smoke out back.

 

Any idea's of what it could be??

 

Edit, i checked out the death Whine sound clip, mine does not sound anything like it.

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Are we talking like a barely heard sound over road noise/exhaust or a loud noise like a bad bearing would make?

 

Its hard to explain but, its like a high pitched sound as soon as the turbo spools, its noticable tho, just started doing it today, iv had a good look at all hoses cant see any thats split or anything.

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I had this a few years ago it was due to a leak in my blitz dump valve.

 

there does seem to be some gathered up gunky oil type stuff round one of the pipes to the stock BOV. Could this be the problem??

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Anything loose enough to reverberate?

 

 

Nothing at all mate, iv giving it a good check.

 

Iv got the car booked onto a RR tomorrow, to see if we can find the problem. will take Video camera and post up the results we find, could help others.

 

It is very strange, it really seems like there is a leak some where?? Im now thinking it could be a gubbed BOV(Stock). Will find out tomorrow i hope.

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no mate, ive that that mysterious whine before and it was my bov, this is diffrent if its same to what geo is experianceing

 

The first turbo spins fine, then about 3k the 2nd turbo starts to spin but its a higher pitch than mine used to be anyway i think

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no mate, ive that that mysterious whine before and it was my bov, this is diffrent if its same to what geo is experianceing

 

The first turbo spins fine, then about 3k the 2nd turbo starts to spin but its a higher pitch than mine used to be anyway i think

 

yea, thats is exactly what mine is doing!!!!! Performance wise the car is sweet.

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Yes.

 

When your on full boost or a lot of it, when you let off does the whine go up in pitch when you let off?

 

thats whats mine is doing too

 

Yup, same problem i have mate. More you boost, the higher the pitch!

 

Im a bit concerned as i dont know if its doing any damage or not??

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More whine when more boost makes sense as the blowers are working harder, i ment....

 

When your on boost then let off the accelerator does the whine briefly go up in pitch before going away

 

No it doesn't mate, when i let off, the pitch comes down in tone.

 

It does sound like we have a similar problem, im getting mine looked at tomorrow on a dyno, we'll see if we can pin point it.

 

Will keep you posted, going to try and record it on Camera.

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Well had the car looked at today on a dyno, and bad news, numer2 tubbie has decided its on its last legs. So what do you do in this situation??

 

Well you go buy a T61 kit, with all the trimmings to get fitted and mapped in a couple of weeks.

 

Not all bad NEWS!

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Just sorted mine out :)

 

relief

 

Blowing exhaust causing overboost 1.4 bar heh last night

 

and my high pitched noise was a loose nut on the reed valve causing a little leak

 

thank god for that eh :)

 

Where abouts is the reed valve dude?? Got any pics so i can check?

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