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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: Gabriel2202 on 04 February 2013, 14:16
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Anyone else had a squeaky boost leak?!
I think it's a boost leak as when the turbo comes on a continuous squeak comes from somewhere infront of the drivers side behind the dash... Literally sounds like a mouse! Though I recently checked all my pipework and tightened my clips and they were fine??
Anyone got any other suggestions on what I should look at?
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check the pipe that runs off your intercooler, i think its the pancake pipe? I believe you can get access to it via the front driver side wheel arch.
Someone will correct me if im wrong.
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check the pipe that runs off your intercooler, i think its the pancake pipe? I believe you can get access to it via the front driver side wheel arch.
Someone will correct me if im wrong.
Yeah that's right, I have checked all those, I was driving earlier with the window down and it seems to be from in the cabin, now i'm thinking maybe the hose to my boost gauge is loose after i took out my dash
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DV in the right way??
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yeah DV is on the right way around, it was running fine (apart from the electrics) its only been since the snow, I didn't use it at all for 2 weeks during the snow, but since driving it again its been doing it... i'm sure that's just coincidence!
I'll get it scanned so i know for sure
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Do you have a boost guage fitted? The vac line and/or the guage can squeek if there's no "no buzz" T piece fitted.
To be fair though it's not the sort of problem that develops, would just do it straight away after fitment. Just a thought :undecided:
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Sounds like you could have a leak on the boost gauge line. The pipes you usually get with the gauges are clear and can go stiff in The cold. Maybe it leaks under pressure through a tiny hole.
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Found the bugger! Turns out all my seals are fine, vagcom showed no leaks which puzzled me even more. then i noticed my drive shaft has a tiny ring around it, turns out the nut holding the pancake pipe up has done a runner and the pancake pipe catches my drive shaft which makes a squeal at a certain rpm, which just happens to be when the turbo kicks in! :smiley:
Thanks for all the advice though!