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Date Registered: 10-2005
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Re: High pitched whistle - ? vacuum leak, manifold ?


I haven't spoken to them since lunch time, I figure they've probably been tearing their hair out all afternoon. Will see what tomorrow brings, and keep you up to date.

Interesting sound isn't it!

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Very interesting sound Julie.
Sounds more like a warning buzzer of some sort.

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It's just the billy boiling emoticon

Seriously, does the sound get louder, stay the same, change pitch or disappear when you rev the engine gradually from idle upto say mid revs ?

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Picked the car up this morning. They had been completely unable to reproduce the sound at all, and said they had never ever heard a sound like it before.

The only thing they did find was a couple of the bolts at the manifold were able to be tightened up a quarter turn and a half turn.

The more I think about Tony's suggestion of a warning buzzer the more I wonder about it. Initially I'd thought it must have been the new serpentine belt loose, and reported it to NRMA as one of the belts. But when the tech was there, I remember I kept thinking it was more of an electronic kind of noise. I hate most electronic sounds, so of course I always pick up on them.

.... A bit later - I have just listened to the vid again a few times, and can see it could have been something to do with the bolts not being quite tight enough at the gasket.

Oh well, who knows what it could have been.

Then again, I'd often noticed the sounds of cicadas when driving in close bushland areas and wondered if it was my car - then opened the windows and realised it was cicadas. Maybe one hopped into the engine at the rest area near Grafton..... emoticon emoticon

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Hi Julie,

Did they open the lower manifold and inspect it properly?

I doubt it's an electronic noise. The ECU would have registered a fault if that was the case.

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No, as far as I understand, they didn't open anything, and they just tightened the bolts. Unfortunately I'm not much good at remembering mechanical information.

The irony of this exercise is, although I knew that my exy was just out of the model range that were finding loose butterfly screws there was always that niggle in the back of my thoughts, and I now have another niggle to replace it. Without pulling pulling it apart and reassembling it again I will always be wondering. I brought the exy down to Armidale to have the work done because they knew immediately what I wanted without having to try and explain it (as happened with other dealers), and had already done three other exies. Guess I will never know, and just hope that everything is okay. Of course, the noise could have been something completely unrelated to the work I'd had done.



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Maybe it was a cicada trying to get out of your engine bay Julie. emoticon

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God knows what else that horse was chewing on LOL emoticon

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On the road home again in 20minutes, we will see how she goes!

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Best of luck Julie and keep safe emoticon

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