307 xt 1.6 hdi whistling please help !!

slm friends. I noticed that when the tape's voice is muted today, there is a very soft soaking sound.

Turbo sound is that relax. The more you press the throttle, the louder the sound. The lower gears & nbsp; and it sounds clearer at low speeds.

I like that sound very much.

Thank you, I was relieved ...

Hi, I would like to help you as an old 307 user, if the problem you mentioned is a whistling sound that comes after the engine sound when you put your foot on the gas, unfortunately it indicates that the life span of your turbo has expired, over time, this sound will make you uncomfortable even more. 5 minutes when you start and stop when you stop the turbocharging of the turbocharger, the turbines are worn in the turbo, unfortunately, this causes a whistling sound.

Yes, the turbocharger of the vehicle had the same problem in my 206. your turbo will need to change for about 1 year.

[QUOTE = ibrahim YILDIZAK] Yes, the turbocharger of the vehicle had the same problem in my 206. your turbo will need to change for about 1 year. [/ QUOTE]

[QUOTE = yavuz25] [QUOTE = ibrahim YILDIZAK] Yes, the turbocharger of the vehicle had the same problem in my 206. your turbo will need to change for about 1 year. [/ QUOTE] [/ QUOTE]

This is nothing new & nbsp; Diesel is one of the problems across the vehicles. (I forgot to write Turbo Diesel) I sold my 206 just for this reason.
ibrahim YILDIZAK 2012-01-01 18:20:52

[QUOTE = ibrahim YILDIZAK] [QUOTE = yavuz25] [QUOTE = ibrahim YILDIZAK] Yes, the turbocharger of the vehicle had the same problem in my 206. your turbo will need to change for about 1 year. [/ QUOTE] [/ QUOTE]

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[QUOTE = yavuz25] [QUOTE = ibrahim YILDIZAK] [QUOTE = yavuz25] [QUOTE = ibrahim YILDIZAK] Yes, the turbocharger of the vehicle had the same problem in my 206. your turbo will need to change for about 1 year. [/ QUOTE] [/ QUOTE]

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I strictly follow the rules of use, brother. I pay a lot of attention.

Although the lifetime of the turbo varies depending on the usage, there are exceptions, of course, for a person who knows the tricks of using a diesel vehicle of 90.000 km on average.Our course was 82.000 km. I did not wait while stopping (or rather, I learned that it had to be waited a little late), then the turbom started to wear out.

Let's add as much as I know how many points the turbo-related friends touched & nbsp; & nbsp; A definite statement cannot be used because the turbo has the following km life. Degradable at 50 000 and at 350 000 it is all about driving and regular, proper maintenance. & Nbsp; It is sufficient to run at idle for about 1 min before moving and stopping in turbo diesel vehicles. However, if this road is long distance, it is useful to work for 3-4 minutes before stopping.

Of course, it is necessary to pay attention to these rules, but it is also necessary to examine this sound, and if it is a loud and continuous sound, then it may be a problem. It is normal.

Because the air hits the turbochargers very quickly, this will cause a little whistling sound. The turbines are available and the air hitting the turbines very quickly creates a strong whistling sound.

[QUOTE = 06ÖZGÜR06] Of course, it is necessary to pay attention to these rules, but it is also necessary to examine this sound, if it is a loud and continuous sound, then it might be a problem. It is normal that it sounds a little too loud.

Because the air hits the turbochargers very quickly, which causes a little whistling sound.

You even hear this sound much more in aircraft engines because they are in turbo

turbines are available and the air that hits the turbines very fast creates a strong whistling sound.
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[QUOTE = yavuz25] [QUOTE = 06ÖZGÜR06] Of course, it is necessary to pay attention to these rules, but if it is a loud and continuous sound, then it may be a problem. It can be said that it is normal because it is normal that the sound of the turbo sounds a little.

Because the air hits the turbochargers very quickly, which causes a little whistling sound. because they also have turbines like
turbo, and the air that hits the turbines very quickly creates a strong whistling sound.
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You can be absolutely normal, comfortably doing your turbo duty & nbsp; & nbsp; I think it is necessary to be afraid if there is no sound.

turbo never makes a sound & nbsp; if sound is heard, death is near, if an ambulance sounds when you press and pull the gas, life is over, turbo balance escapes or shaft break results in propeller wheels breaking turbo.

[QUOTE = 06ÖZGÜR06] [QUOTE = yavuz25] [QUOTE = 06ÖZGüR06] Of course, it is necessary to pay attention to these rules, but it is also necessary to examine this sound if it is a high and continuous sound.

No, only in low gears and It can be said that it is normal if the engine is coming over, because it is normal that the turbo sound sounds a little.

Because the air hits the turbochargers very quickly, which causes a little whistling sound.

Even in aircraft engines, this you hear the sound much more because they have turbines like
turbochargers, and the air that hits the turbines very fast creates severe whistling sound.
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Absolutely normal you can be comfortable turbo doing & nbsp; & nbsp; I think it is necessary to be afraid if there is no sound.
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I love that sound. It sounds like a lullaby, you know, my brother. You'll listen to the engine that will shut the sound, the heater on the long road. Recommended.