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Its a 2013 dodge challenger .recently I have noticed in some rpm range a very loud whistle is heard from motor.my guess is it originates from turbo. Is it bad sign? No other issues are observed no drop of power or no bad smoke. |
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@mok214 | 13 January 14 |
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That's a symptom of either a vacuum leak or that your turbocharger needs lubrication. If it is the turbocharger, you got problems.
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@ghostrider | 14 January 14 |
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its a hemi v8. and yes its turbo charger. recently Greedy turbotimer was added
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@mok214 | 15 January 14 |
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I checked up with some mechanics who work on modern cars and they said it could be the bearings going bad.
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@ghostrider | 15 January 14 |
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does it have to do anything with K and N cool air intake? it started almost within 2 days after installing it.. Bearings how expensive are those ?
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@mok214 | 16 January 14 |
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Think turbocharger rebuild. I am not sure if it has anything to do with the cool air intake unless you used to much force while installing it.
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@ghostrider | 16 January 14 |
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turbo rebuild? man that car is almost new
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@mok214 | 16 January 14 |
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It's a Dodge, what did you really expect? 
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@tekt0nix | 16 January 14 |
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if u want a turbo car that last get a subaru
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@wettoast | 16 January 14 |
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maybe everything is just bedding in
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@mok214 | 17 January 14 |
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@ ghostrider - 16.01.14 - 02:55am turbo rebuild? man that car is almost new A rebuild is suggested because the problem is most likely the bearings. Replacing just the bearings is just ignoring the other problems bad bearings cause. |
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