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Old 05-08-2014, 20:30   #1
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Default terrano 3.0 turbo whistle

Hello there i have recently bought a terrano van 3.0 , And seen as it did not start great i have fitted some new heater plugs, not as easy as i thought , after taken the inter cooler of i then had other things to take of just to get to them, not sure what there were one of them stops the engine and i think other is for boost for the turbo i think, after fitting them and putting every thing where it was the it started grand but when i go down the road the turbo now has a whistle ?? I havce taken it back to bits 10 times and i can not see of hear where its coming from ??? Any one any ideas ? I also put a new exhorst on at the same time, do they always whistle ? or is my turbo about to die ??
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Old 05-08-2014, 20:56   #2
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most likely you have a problem with the hoses/clips inter cooler to turbo/manifold, Rick
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Old 05-08-2014, 21:10   #3
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Was it a new front down pipe?? Think other members have had issues with turbo noise when they have changed the down pipe.
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Old 05-08-2014, 21:29   #4
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Money is on the exhaust...
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Was it a new front down pipe?? Think other members have had issues with turbo noise when they have changed the down pipe.
Twas me..
Kwik fit changed it to another make... sorted.
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Old 05-08-2014, 23:32   #6
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Yup money on exhaust, can you test with old exhaust or too late?
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Old 05-08-2014, 23:50   #7
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Yup money on exhaust, can you test with old exhaust or too late?
Its to late now ??? It was not the down pipe just the other 3 bits after , the flexi pipe back over
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Old 06-08-2014, 12:45   #8
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How loud is the whistle bud as I hear a slight whistle from my 3.0, always have.

When I first got the Trol there was a whoosing sound during boost but that turned out to be a loose intercooler pipe - tightened up the clip and that was it.
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How loud is the whistle bud as I hear a slight whistle from my 3.0, always have.

When I first got the Trol there was a whoosing sound during boost but that turned out to be a loose intercooler pipe - tightened up the clip and that was it.
are they seated correctly?
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Thought it was you rustic.

Have they damaged the flexi when changing the rest of the exhaust? Worth a check. If that's now got a split in it that might explain the noise!!
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are they seated correctly?
Worth checking although I reckon it would be hard to seat the intercooler pipes incorrectly and if they're properly clipped on ie. not loose, then they shouldn't make a noise.

I've always taken a slight sound of turbo whistle to be normal on a turbo'ed engine (I quite like it ).

There's plenty pre-2000 6cyl turbo'ed tractors where the owners open the windows when working just so they can hear the whistle (a lot of them fit straight through exhausts so they hear a lot more too )
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