ChrisH1
October 10, 2010, 10:18 am
when iam accelerating there is a loud hissing noise when windows are closed it dosnt seem too loud as tho its coming thru the vents almost but its not....when windows are down it sound as tho its under the engine somewhere and is quite loud however when it is stationary there is no noise whatsoever. There is no loss of power at all and the turbo is still kicking in. It only started doin it yesterday but its doing my head in.....my car is mondeo estate 51 plate 2.0 tdci (130)
any help here would be greatly appreciated already been to my usual mechanice and he says its nowt to worry about as its just a braided hose rattling but iam worried as it has not done this before.
dave h
October 10, 2010, 11:37 am
[quote name='ChrisH1' date='10 October 2010 - 04:28 PM' timestamp='1286723884' post='100489']
when iam accelerating there is a loud hissing noise when windows are closed it dosnt seem too loud as tho its coming thru the vents almost but its not....when windows are down it sound as tho its under the engine somewhere and is quite loud however when it is stationary there is no noise whatsoever. There is no loss of power at all and the turbo is still kicking in. It only started doin it yesterday but its doing my head in.....my car is mondeo estate 51 plate 2.0 tdci (130)
any help here would be greatly appreciated already been to my usual mechanice and he says its nowt to worry about as its just a braided hose rattling but iam worried as it has not done this before.
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Hi mate, take a look at the large hose on the front of the engine from the EGR valve to the intercooler these are very prone to spit. Best to take it off to check it properly for any small splits. Hope thats helps Dave
ChrisH1
October 10, 2010, 1:22 pm
[quote name='dave h' date='10 October 2010 - 04:47 PM' timestamp='1286728663' post='100505']
Hi mate, take a look at the large hose on the front of the engine from the EGR valve to the intercooler these are very prone to spit. Best to take it off to check it properly for any small splits. Hope thats helps Dave
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cheers mate il check that out tmr nite after work..... is it easy enough to take off etc???
dave h
October 10, 2010, 2:27 pm
[quote name='ChrisH1' date='10 October 2010 - 07:32 PM' timestamp='1286734948' post='100537']
cheers mate il check that out tmr nite after work..... is it easy enough to take off etc???
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Hi you will need to jack the car up but it is only held on with 2 jubilee clips, one at the top and one at the bottom. Have a good look as it will only have a small split but is a common problem on the TDCI. Hope that helps Dave
ChrisH1
October 11, 2010, 11:46 am
hmmm, i must admit im not too clued up on car engines like although iam keen to learn, i will take what you have said to my mate who is a mechanic on wednesday nite.....leaving it until then wont cause any more bother will it, i use the car to get to work etc?
ChrisH1
October 13, 2010, 1:02 pm
he's had a good check tonight and reckons that there is no split, he thinks turbo? any more help...?
Martford
October 15, 2010, 9:57 am
Check the turbo hose itself.. and all surrounding hoses, only takes slightest split..
ChrisH1
October 16, 2010, 2:46 am
by the way thanks for your help here lads id be lost without it.....
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