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ZGN 11-24-07 04:06 PM

Can anyone identify this sound correctly?
 
This is a vacuum leak. Can anyone guess where?
This should be an easy one. Let me know what you think.


Hear attached.


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and here http://www.dealsgaprotaryrally.com/sound/Recording2.wav

ZGN

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Mybaby 11-24-07 04:36 PM

Ouch.

efranklin 11-24-07 05:01 PM

oh god please tell me thats not your car!... lol mine sounds similar but not so much screechy

bigstape88 11-24-07 05:25 PM

that sound makes me want to punch a baby.... plus it reminds me of a dinosaur.

Herblenny 11-24-07 05:37 PM

Lets see if anyone guesses it correctly:)

ZGN 11-24-07 05:43 PM


Originally Posted by herblenny (Post 7546038)
Lets see if anyone guesses it correctly:)

These guys will have no clue!

Vert7 11-24-07 05:58 PM

sounds like a gasket is acting as a reed when air passes by it, check for a vacuum leak

LAXitives288 11-24-07 06:15 PM

Did you even read the post^?

Svelte_7 11-24-07 08:11 PM

Nevermind...

MrNizzles 11-24-07 08:18 PM

Do you have a boost gauge? do you know what your vacuum is at idle? Should be around 16/17 mmHg give or take a couple.

That screeching sounds absolutely horrible. :scared:

DaleClark 11-25-07 09:58 AM

My guess is the "wagon wheel" check valve behind the air control valve - misaligned or something funny like that.

Dale

badddrx7 11-25-07 10:04 AM

Awful hard to pinpoint a screeching problem like that from a audio. I am convinced it is NOT a vacuum leak though. Rather a bearing or bushing. Check your idler pulley first and go from there. Maybe Pilot bearing if it's a manual.

Using a mechanics stethoscope would help you too.

Let us know what it is.


later

impactwrench 11-25-07 10:14 AM

Bov?

bajaman 11-25-07 10:22 AM

How long must we be kept in suspense?

Copeland 11-25-07 10:40 AM


Originally Posted by badddrx7 (Post 7547721)
Awful hard to pinpoint a screeching problem like that from a audio. I am convinced it is NOT a vacuum leak though. Rather a bearing or bushing. Check your idler pulley first and go from there. Maybe Pilot bearing if it's a manual.

Using a mechanics stethoscope would help you too.

Let us know what it is.


later

I would guess around this. Maybe a water pump or belt. Hard to tell in an audio.

bajaman 11-25-07 10:50 AM

'They' keep insisting it IS a vacuum leak. The only question is...where.

djseven 11-25-07 10:59 AM

Im guessing it is an efini ypipe and it is the gasket between the ypipe and crossover pipe. If not that then between the turbos and ypipe.

NTIMD8 11-25-07 11:34 AM

My guess is that you have a pig caught in your engine bay.

Herblenny 11-25-07 12:39 PM

Without any belts on the engine, it still makes this noise.

4CN A1R 11-25-07 12:54 PM

well you def have a vac leak somwhere. check your couplers above the y-pipe? though it does sound like a belt rubbing against something.

or maybe its a cat caught in your fans.. :dunno:

jbust 11-25-07 02:21 PM

Sounds like its not getting enough air going to the engine.. Did you upgrade your IC / Air intakes? it should be somewhere you should look. try to remove them and see if it do the same.

cp1 11-25-07 03:54 PM

well no doubt about it. youve got a nasty case of piggies in there!

my reccomendation: turn engine off immediately get a fork and threaten with bacon!
that should clear it up right away

ZGN 11-25-07 04:18 PM

All IC pipeing has been removed Y pipe is off, all belts are disconnected.
You guys have some good ideas but none are the correct ones!

The 1st person to get this correct will get 6 months of free web hosting!

Good Luck,

ZGN

www.GotPlacement.com

alexdimen 11-25-07 04:40 PM

Which means it would have to be on the UIM or LIM, right?

I'm going to guess brake booster or pcv valve...

BoostCrzy 11-25-07 05:46 PM

thats your godzilla power-up death beat alarm. The spirits of the hidden rotor will send Godzilla to fix your car when the warning is sounded....usually takes a few weeks though....he swims from japan....then has to disguise him self as a truck to get inland.....no worries....just be sure you have some chicken er somethin cooking when he arrives. he's hungry.

.....or check your TB/UIM gaskets.


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