still have a whistle, but now heres a video
10-21-2006, 09:45 PM
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still have a whistle, but now heres a video
maybe this video will help someone help me diagnose where this damn whistle is coming from. Ive tried everything, cleaning the IAC, cleaning the EGR, used carb cleaner on all the vacuum hoses and on the intake manifold egr spacer and throttle body, and yet still nothing. Thanks in advance guys.
Mustang Vid with whistle
Mustang Vid with whistle
10-21-2006, 09:59 PM
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RE: still have a whistle, but now heres a video
sounds like a vaccum leak
check the vaccum tree under the wiper motor
i almost garauntee you the A/C line is snapped
its very fragile.. even leaning on it or putting something on it (like tools) will snap it
check the vaccum tree under the wiper motor
i almost garauntee you the A/C line is snapped
its very fragile.. even leaning on it or putting something on it (like tools) will snap it
10-21-2006, 10:06 PM
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RE: still have a whistle, but now heres a video
This may or may not help you pinpoint where the leak is: Try getting a long length of tube. Put one end in your ear (but not far enough that the sound hurts your ear), and stick the other end into various areas of the intake, engine and vacuum fittings. When the tube passes over the spot that's making the noise, you should be able to hear it. Again, make sure you don't hurt your ears.
10-21-2006, 10:14 PM
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RE: still have a whistle, but now heres a video
ORIGINAL: Twisted
This may or may not help you pinpoint where the leak is: Try getting a long length of tube. Put one end in your ear (but not far enough that the sound hurts your ear), and stick the other end into various areas of the intake, engine and vacuum fittings. When the tube passes over the spot that's making the noise, you should be able to hear it. Again, make sure you don't hurt your ears.
This may or may not help you pinpoint where the leak is: Try getting a long length of tube. Put one end in your ear (but not far enough that the sound hurts your ear), and stick the other end into various areas of the intake, engine and vacuum fittings. When the tube passes over the spot that's making the noise, you should be able to hear it. Again, make sure you don't hurt your ears.
10-21-2006, 10:15 PM
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RE: still have a whistle, but now heres a video
ORIGINAL: Black Snake
Damn thats loud, Sounds like a bearing on one of the pulleys.
My BBK wistles but not that bad.
Damn thats loud, Sounds like a bearing on one of the pulleys.
My BBK wistles but not that bad.
10-21-2006, 10:16 PM
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RE: still have a whistle, but now heres a video
ORIGINAL: tuff5liter
i have a stethescope (sp?) the actual sound from the whistle is coming from the center of runners on the right side (facing the car). know what i mean? But i think thats from the direction of the runners. Ok maybe this will help, with a stehescope ( sp? again) if you follow the air from the throttle body (assuming you can see the air flowing through the upper plenum), as soon as it gets to the far right of the intake, just before it starts moving down to the lower intake, thats where the noise is. Make sense??
ORIGINAL: Twisted
This may or may not help you pinpoint where the leak is: Try getting a long length of tube. Put one end in your ear (but not far enough that the sound hurts your ear), and stick the other end into various areas of the intake, engine and vacuum fittings. When the tube passes over the spot that's making the noise, you should be able to hear it. Again, make sure you don't hurt your ears.
This may or may not help you pinpoint where the leak is: Try getting a long length of tube. Put one end in your ear (but not far enough that the sound hurts your ear), and stick the other end into various areas of the intake, engine and vacuum fittings. When the tube passes over the spot that's making the noise, you should be able to hear it. Again, make sure you don't hurt your ears.