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Old 13th January 2023, 06:58   #1
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Default Turbo noise (non Rover)

Hi All,


I'm hoping that the more knowledgable here can help/explain.

Our Sedona has developed a turbo whistle noise. My first though was exhaust flexi on the front. Mechanic had a look and said the exhaust is fine. (15 years old!!).

There is no loss of power/performance, which suggests that the hoses between the air intake/intercooler and the turbo are fine.

The mechanic said it could be coming from the turbo, possibly a worn bearing. just leave as it's fine.

Where is/could the noise coming from?

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Old 13th January 2023, 07:18   #2
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Hi All,


I'm hoping that the more knowledgable here can help/explain.

Our Sedona has developed a turbo whistle noise. My first though was exhaust flexi on the front. Mechanic had a look and said the exhaust is fine. (15 years old!!).

There is no loss of power/performance, which suggests that the hoses between the air intake/intercooler and the turbo are fine.

The mechanic said it could be coming from the turbo, possibly a worn bearing. just leave as it's fine.

Where is/could the noise coming from?

Steve
Have a smoke test done, you'll see any air leaks, it could be tiny.
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Old 13th January 2023, 07:28   #3
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Have a smoke test done, you'll see any air leaks, it could be tiny.

Forgive my ignorance, can yo explain the smoke test?
Is as simple as having a smoke source at the air intake and look for it leaking out?


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