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Strange noise under acceleration


SKI

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When I fist drive the car from a cold start, fo a brief period I seem to get a strange noise at around 2600RPM (although that could be coincidental). It sounds a bit like the whine of death (sort of Ooooooooo), only it seems to stop after a couple of mile and when the engine is hot.

 

I've recently fitted front discs, pads and shims so is it possible that something catches until it gets hot and then it releases. I've not noticed any drop in power or plumes of smoke, any advice appreciated.

 

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It does sound like resonance, I’ve not noticed any drop in power, infact with the cool mornings, I’ve noticed much better throttle response, could it be wheel balancing, although you wouldn’t expect that to be better when the car was warm!? If that was the case it would be more MPH dependant than RPM. I’ll have a check, see if my deaf hearing can detect twice the octave at twice the speed, cheers for the response.

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I get a similar "ooo" it's from the left side of the engine bay and usually when accelerating gently in 2/3 (auto) at around the rev range that turbo 1 engages. Slightly higher and it stops.

 

Had turbos refurbished not long ago and it was doing it both before and after.

 

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my b/fs sup does this too he says its somthing in the intake which is resonating(like blowing across the top of a bottle). pretty normal i think.

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Moosing.... Will check my intake system tonight hadn't even thought of that. It's peculiar because it's only just started to happen, and stops once things get warm.

 

The death wine happens when your turbs are about to die, it's more common on T2 and usually starts with a strange Oooooo sound around 3800RPM UK think it's diffrent for the Jap spec. There usd to be a video in the archive of some American guy wasting his turbos and recording the death wine, may still be there.

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