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jast
28-01-03, 13:43
I reported the blue smoke syndrome about 2 weeks ago, today when driving the supe from cold the following happened, again from starting a puff of blew oily smoke rose from the rear, the when driving the turbo whistle seems louder. Also when kaining in and releasing the throttle the slight whhooosshh sounds seems to have also got louder???? Another thing Ive noticed is a sort of whining sort of WHHHOOOOOO noise in the back ground, possibly from the wheel???? HELP , Please advise, how much money could this cost, whats gone wrong etc, any advice would be appreciated. It may just be me being paranoid, I hope.

Also when revving the car i notice that in the engine bay only one of the throttle cable pulls, is this normal??? Should they both pull together??? Sorry for being a thicko? Cheers jast

Scooter
28-01-03, 13:50
I believe the second cable is the cruise control = no problems
All the rest is a bit out of my league & possibly/probably cause for concern

jast
28-01-03, 14:04
thanx, that rules out that worry then at least:D what about the rest ? doesnt bare thinking about

Adam_SG
28-01-03, 14:58
I would recommend taking it to get looked at, my turbos are making a chugging noise on spool up which i am going to take to Leon as he's fairly local, where are you based cause there are a few highly recommended mechanics on this board that seem very happy to help.:) I personally wouldn't drive it until its been seen cause you dont want to cause any more damage if there is a problem :eek: Hope its something minor.

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Need4Speed
28-01-03, 22:09
There's a good section on mkiv.com in tech articles. If you go to recorded mechanical problems there's a .wav file which sounds (unfortunately) like you describe your problem. Have a listen - it's called "death whine". Hopefully yours doesn't sound like this.

jast
29-01-03, 10:51
Originally posted by John Packham
There's a good section on mkiv.com in tech articles. If you go to recorded mechanical problems there's a .wav file which sounds (unfortunately) like you describe your problem. Have a listen - it's called "death whine". Hopefully yours doesn't sound like this.


I cant find this wav file??? Where is it John?
Cheers

Willson
29-01-03, 12:42
If you go to mkiv.com select tech articles and scroll down to ................"documented / recorded mechanical problems" about half way down the list just before "problem solvers", you should see it.

jast
29-01-03, 13:52
sorry gordon i must be blind, cant see it

Myles
29-01-03, 14:32
Death Whine (http://www.mkiv.com/techarticles/death_whine/death_whine.wav)

HTH

nick_karkie
29-01-03, 15:41
myles,

that noise is bloody awful....hope i dont get some of that any time soon

jast
29-01-03, 15:55
well it doesnt sound like that!!!! thank god. Ill just keep going and see what happens, it still absolutly flys anyway