Hi all,
I have a 2015 Leon 2.0 TDI FR (150). I have not had it long, and i noticed an air gurgling swishing noise from behind the heater matrix in the car, on idle, and also when the car is switched off with ignition on, as the electric pump still circulates.
So I thought this was the dreaded heater matrix blocked issue. I have since replaced the heater matrix. The original heater matrix was not blocked, but I changed it anyway.
I also found the oil in the engine to be quite thin and transparent looking. So i gave the engine an oil and filter change also.
The air gurgling noise is still there, and I cant for the life of me work work out where this is coming from, and how the air is being drawn into the coolant system.
I am not losing any coolant, there is no oil in the coolant or any mayo-like substance in the oil (oil/water mixing), I dont notice the noise when I am driving, I am guessing this is because the engine noise drowns out this noise.
It is only obvious when the engine is switched off and the electric motor is working overtime.
When I take the coolant cap off, I can see the bubbles periodically coming to the surface and escaping.
How can the engine be sucking air in, but not forcing any water out ?
Has anyone else has this problem, or could you provide me with any pointers?
I have a 2015 Leon 2.0 TDI FR (150). I have not had it long, and i noticed an air gurgling swishing noise from behind the heater matrix in the car, on idle, and also when the car is switched off with ignition on, as the electric pump still circulates.
So I thought this was the dreaded heater matrix blocked issue. I have since replaced the heater matrix. The original heater matrix was not blocked, but I changed it anyway.
I also found the oil in the engine to be quite thin and transparent looking. So i gave the engine an oil and filter change also.
The air gurgling noise is still there, and I cant for the life of me work work out where this is coming from, and how the air is being drawn into the coolant system.
I am not losing any coolant, there is no oil in the coolant or any mayo-like substance in the oil (oil/water mixing), I dont notice the noise when I am driving, I am guessing this is because the engine noise drowns out this noise.
It is only obvious when the engine is switched off and the electric motor is working overtime.
When I take the coolant cap off, I can see the bubbles periodically coming to the surface and escaping.
How can the engine be sucking air in, but not forcing any water out ?
Has anyone else has this problem, or could you provide me with any pointers?