Reply With QuoteTell him to rustle up a metre or so of old hose and use it as a stethoscope and nail down the location. Garden hose or heater hose is fine. He should be able to get it to the nearest inch location wise.
YarnMaster
Evening all. A mate out in the bush has a high pitched whisle in his disco2 v8 I haven't got time to get out and have a look its only at operating temperature and worse when backing off the throttle. Sounds like an air leak to me and after some googleing seems the iac can cause this issue. Any one else had this problem? Don't want to tell this bloke to jump in and change it with out being pretty sure.
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Tell him to rustle up a metre or so of old hose and use it as a stethoscope and nail down the location. Garden hose or heater hose is fine. He should be able to get it to the nearest inch location wise.
YarnMaster
Cheers mate ripper idea.
ForumSage
SubscriberI had a whistle for about a year. Couldnt really track it. Tried vac hoses etc. Turned out to be blown head gasket.
Cheers
RoverLord
spray some aroestart around the vac lines while its running using a directed nozzle that will nail down the leak faster.
Dave
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Master
Check seal on brake booster vacuum line at top of inlet manifold.
YarnMaster
As it turns out his had the intake off and done all the gaskets. Might have to go have a look my self
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