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What have i broken now?

DandB

My other car
Jul 20, 2007
160
0
London
After driving my car relatively hard most of the time :whistle: my car has developed a new sound that's not quite right!

When accelerating (normally at the higher end of the rev range) i release the accelerator to change gear and there is a kind of psssst chirping noise :think:
Sort of sounds like the excess boost being dumped but there is some kind of leak...I'm probably talking rubbish!

From my lame description, anybody have any ideas of what this could be?
:help:
Thanks
 

Deleted member 23024

Guest
I think i get this noise too but when i release and re apply
 

DandB

My other car
Jul 20, 2007
160
0
London
I get a wooshing sound everytime I release the accelerator, is that the same thing?

The whooshing sound has been joined by a short 'squeaky chirping' sound. Its hard to describe a noise in words....but it's definately different and doesn't sound right. The whooshing noise is normal and can be heard with all the 2.0T's
 

DandB

My other car
Jul 20, 2007
160
0
London
You got any gages in the car Dan to see if any boost pressure has dropped?

Nope, always fancied a gauge though to keep an eye on the boost but just never got round to it and couldn't decide where to place it if i did. Also been too busy buying prams and nappies for newborn :drool:
 

jonjay

50 Years of 911
Jun 27, 2005
5,843
1
Essex
Hehe :)

Is Gaz going to Silverstone? Get him to take his Vagcom and see if any codes come up.
 

AndyHazza

Ex-Awesome GTi Staff
Mar 30, 2005
1,455
0
Bolton
www.awesome-gti.co.uk
Funny you should say that as i think there is a slight loss in performance, only driven a few short journeys so haven't been able to test it out all warmed up yet!

We have started to find some cars suffering from split diaphrams in the DV's. Our MK5 GTi lost nearly 70bhp when ours went (but it went good and propper!)
 

DandB

My other car
Jul 20, 2007
160
0
London
We have started to find some cars suffering from split diaphrams in the DV's. Our MK5 GTi lost nearly 70bhp when ours went (but it went good and propper!)


I had a 2.0T Audi and i went through 3 broken DV's, so as a precaution, knowing that the CUPRA has the same DV and pushing 300bhp when Revo'd i replaced it with the Forge DV, so no diaphram to split there!! :confused:
 

DanGB

Who need's a Diesel....
Feb 12, 2006
3,772
2
London
We have started to find some cars suffering from split diaphrams in the DV's. Our MK5 GTi lost nearly 70bhp when ours went (but it went good and propper!)

split diaphrams seem to be way more likely on the K03s based cars and not the k04, but apperently it has happened!

have you turned your revo off to see if it stops? Could be too much boost for something to handle.
 

DandB

My other car
Jul 20, 2007
160
0
London
split diaphrams seem to be way more likely on the K03s based cars and not the k04, but apperently it has happened!

have you turned your revo off to see if it stops? Could be too much boost for something to handle.

My previous Audi 2.0T k04 loved to split DV diaphrams!!
I haven't got the means of turning off my Revo at the moment, i did have an SPS switch at one time but i never actually used it because whats the point of having a slower car :happy: and i always use 98Ron!

I will have to take a trip to Big Boys Toys i think :headhurt:
 

Schiller

Guest
split diaphrams seem to be way more likely on the K03s based cars and not the k04, but apperently it has happened!

have you turned your revo off to see if it stops? Could be too much boost for something to handle.


You are right that its mostly problem of the k03 based cars due to the fact that it is mounted on the turbo but the k04 based cars run much higher boost (when also chipped) than the k03s so there is a problem there too.
 
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