Whats with my Evo!?!?
Originally Posted by Wheelhaus
Process of elimination, son.
If you can repeat the sound when the car is at a standstill then it has absolutely nothing at all to do with the drivetrain (TC).
If you can repeat the sound as stated above (at standstill) then someone can poke and prod under the hood to see if the source can be found.
the supercharger sound you're talking about, its a mechanical whining correct?
does it happen ONLY in boost of any level or is it combined with going beyond a certain RPM? if it occurs in boost ONLY at any RPM, then it likely has to do with the turbo/intake tract. if it's RPM dependant, then it's likely something mechanical (belt or something that spins with engine RPM).
I've never experienced a dying turbo, but could it be the source of the noise?
If you can repeat the sound when the car is at a standstill then it has absolutely nothing at all to do with the drivetrain (TC).
If you can repeat the sound as stated above (at standstill) then someone can poke and prod under the hood to see if the source can be found.
the supercharger sound you're talking about, its a mechanical whining correct?
does it happen ONLY in boost of any level or is it combined with going beyond a certain RPM? if it occurs in boost ONLY at any RPM, then it likely has to do with the turbo/intake tract. if it's RPM dependant, then it's likely something mechanical (belt or something that spins with engine RPM).
I've never experienced a dying turbo, but could it be the source of the noise?
No This only Happens When Under boost.. With out Boost it Sounds Fine... Dose anyone know what it can be?
Well, I would assume if it only happens under boost then start listen from your turbo straight to your intake with the method I explained earlier. As someone said, it maybe the sound of a dieing turbo, even though I've never heard one personally.
Take off your intake and check for play on the compressor\impeller shaft.
Take off your intake and check for play on the compressor\impeller shaft.
I think you should do a pressure leak test. I had a similar noise and thought something was wrong with my turbo. Turned out I had a boost leak from when I installed my FMIC. When it started to boost up, it made a strange sound (turned out to be the leak). If you do not want to do a leak test, tighten your clamps.
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Originally Posted by MonsterEVOO
I just Found out something new... It Smells SOOO much like it Smells soo Rich.When its on
you're turbo is blown.
late edit: since you have an aftermarket air filter, it's easy enough to check, pull your intake piping to the turbo inlet and look for rub marks between the compressor wheel and the compressor housing. It's the infamous "deathwhine" that you are hearing.
late edit: since you have an aftermarket air filter, it's easy enough to check, pull your intake piping to the turbo inlet and look for rub marks between the compressor wheel and the compressor housing. It's the infamous "deathwhine" that you are hearing.
Last edited by dubbleugly01; Jun 8, 2006 at 03:29 PM.
Originally Posted by dubbleugly01
you're turbo is blown.
late edit: since you have an aftermarket air filter, it's easy enough to check, pull your intake piping to the turbo inlet and look for rub marks between the compressor wheel and the compressor housing. It's the infamous "deathwhine" that you are hearing.
late edit: since you have an aftermarket air filter, it's easy enough to check, pull your intake piping to the turbo inlet and look for rub marks between the compressor wheel and the compressor housing. It's the infamous "deathwhine" that you are hearing.
Originally Posted by Amazin' Wasian
i hate our transfer cases......mines gone.....
-nick
-nick
