08-02-2020, 04:39 PM | #1 |
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Turbo Flutter - Suddenly appeared?
Is this Turbo flutter (vid)?
Already installed was injen Intake and had the usual noises. Installed charge pipes, turbo inlet pipe, fmic and GFB dv+ during COVID. Test drive and over a month of various short trips up to 15miles no noises other than the injen. Then when driving car for about 100miles today, I was either getting the normal injen noise or turbo flutter? It's random and sometimes non existent. The vid is from standstill when I got home. It's really loud. Where has it come from all of a sudden? Wasn't there previously. |
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Also i hear the sounds are more pronounced when u have a intake installed. Check out ThicF30's vids im his channel library on YouTube and he had it on his 328 N20
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08-03-2020, 02:23 AM | #3 |
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I know.
I watched thics video and seems the same BUT I didn't have it before and I started car again this morning and there is no flutter. Does certain conditions increase the chance of turbo flutter? |
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08-03-2020, 02:32 AM | #4 |
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It's your GFB valve, that's how it sounds because it doesn't let out all the boost from the turbo it keeps some so the intercooler can keep pressure and thus decreasing turbo lag. You'll only hear it in low rpms
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Yet this morning, after car sat all night, the noise has gone and now have the injen sound again with no flutter? I would understand if it made these noises from the start. |
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Keep in mind, it's all computer controlled so many variables involved. May have needed time for the valve to break in (so to speak) and the computer to compensate for pressures etc. I've heard of peeps with that valve commenting that the 'flutter' is inconsistent and appears to be random.
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