6L PWR
Kansas Chapter member
Alrighty, Bowtie or Blacksnapon, I may have finally done some damage. I hadn't run her hard for a few weeks, so two days ago, I pushed her a bit to stretch her out.
As soon as I finished a little run, the Turbo is now making a weird whistle noise. I had to look in the rearview mirror when I let off because it sounded like a police siren coming up. I didn't see anything so I gave it a bit of gas to get going down the road again and when she spools up or down, it sounds like a police siren.
I popped the hood when I got in the driveway at home and noticed that the intake pipe had come undone. I loosend all the clamps and realigned it and pushed it back together and tightned everything back up and figured it fixed. Next morning, still doing it. I'm pretty sure the everything on the intake side is secure, but with the hood up and it cold, it sounds like the whistle is coming from the filter. Could I have damaged the compressor side of the wheel?
What I'll admit to that might be important:
#1 Yes, I have a K&N. When she was apart in Dec, I looked over the turbo pretty close and didn't see any evidence of dusting.
#2 Ok, so I saw the EGT's peakaround 1950-2000* and yeah, it was running well over 100. I'd have to guess that it was over 1500* for about 15-20 seconds. Also, I noticed that when I let off for the upcoming corner, it held boost with no throttle. Around 20-25 lbs too. I though that odd.
As soon as I finished a little run, the Turbo is now making a weird whistle noise. I had to look in the rearview mirror when I let off because it sounded like a police siren coming up. I didn't see anything so I gave it a bit of gas to get going down the road again and when she spools up or down, it sounds like a police siren.
I popped the hood when I got in the driveway at home and noticed that the intake pipe had come undone. I loosend all the clamps and realigned it and pushed it back together and tightned everything back up and figured it fixed. Next morning, still doing it. I'm pretty sure the everything on the intake side is secure, but with the hood up and it cold, it sounds like the whistle is coming from the filter. Could I have damaged the compressor side of the wheel?
What I'll admit to that might be important:
#1 Yes, I have a K&N. When she was apart in Dec, I looked over the turbo pretty close and didn't see any evidence of dusting.
#2 Ok, so I saw the EGT's peakaround 1950-2000* and yeah, it was running well over 100. I'd have to guess that it was over 1500* for about 15-20 seconds. Also, I noticed that when I let off for the upcoming corner, it held boost with no throttle. Around 20-25 lbs too. I though that odd.