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Feb 17th, 2015, 21:07 | #1 |
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Noise from oil filler cap - Vacuum leak
Definitely have a vacuum issue that's causing slightly rough idle and a lot of extra engine noise. This is most noticable when you take the oil filler cap off. Pumped the brakes a few times and the noise vanishes, only to return a second or two later. I'm also getting some noise from the turbo area that resotates up to the air box.
Does anybody know if the vnt actuator could somehow be the source of the vacuum leak and the pop, pop sound from the turbo area? Both sounds vanish at about 1500-2000rpm. I know about the issue with the lifters on the early Euro4 engines and possible valve blow by. However, when I briefly get rid of the engine noise from the vac leak, there is very little tappet noise. The pop, pop still remains, though. It does die down significantly if the engine's given a good reving, but gradually returns after 60secs. The turbo spools up fine and the car drives well, with no warnings from the computer. It had a new vac pump two years ago, before I owned the vehicle. Garage doesn't have a vac gauge, but said will borrow one to test the system tomorrow. Last edited by Nickthecook; Feb 17th, 2015 at 21:10. |
Feb 28th, 2015, 14:38 | #2 |
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That sound is caused by the vacuumpomp wich has a leak somewhere in the circuit ,when the leak is solved sound is away
Provided that the sound is comming from the oilfillercap Its methodicly testing the hoses and boxes on leaks : enginemounts could leak ,if they are leaking than sucking creates bublingsounds because they are filled with antifreeze |
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Without leak no/litle air to dispose and no noise (with my engine at least) |
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all the D5's i have heard when running with the oil filler cap off have a constant loud popping noise coming from within . also quite a lot of crankcase smoke rises out .
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Mine has this plus smoke at the dipstick at hot idle and the filler and dipstick tube will keep a latex glove inflated at idle but the smoke and "pops" disappear and create suction on the glove from about 1500rpm. Is this normal?
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the smoke is normal even on new cars ... i have never revved one with the oil filler cap off so you are probably right . when idling the popping is constant ..
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The reason smoke is comming out at idle is that the breathervalve is shut because there is no pressure difference due to the open hole where the gasses follow the path of least resistance , the moment there is pressuredifference it opens due to 1 crankcasepressure or 2 turbo suction or both |
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If you state that the popping sound is excess air wich is plausible then there has to be a leak somewhere at the vacuumside to provide that excess air Without leaks no or much less air and hence less popping sound Sounds logicall with your own reasoning When i have time ill post a clip with the sound difference with or without leak |
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