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Hey guys,

everytime I rev my car about 2000 rpm and above I get this weird noise like a wooshhhh vacum type noise,

was reving it and my mate was listinging in and said it was coming from the belts spinning,

thought it might need to be greased up so I went and took it to a mechanic who said his never heard of this belts on a ford needing grease?

anyone have or had similar issue or they can be greased up?

Regards, Dragi

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  • Location: Brisvages, Capalaba
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if its making a wooshin air sound.. y wud it b a belt being sticky? id say check all hoses to see if any are lose or if there are any cracks in there.. any loss of power? maybe your losing boost somewere along the line and thtas the noise.

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  • Member For: 18y 4m 29d
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just what I thought at first if it was the hoses but all seem to be in place and ran my hand down them and that and no cracks or anything sightable,

powerwise everything seems fine no boost lost or anything

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Posted

make sure you check that bugger of a pipe from the turbo inlet. I found it was always coming loose on mine.

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If he says there's no boost loss I'm guessing it wont be a boost leak??

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  • Member For: 19y 9m 3d
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  • Location: Wollongong
Posted
Hey guys,

everytime I rev my car about 2000 rpm and above I get this weird noise like a wooshhhh vacum type noise,

was reving it and my mate was listinging in and said it was coming from the belts spinning,

thought it might need to be greased up so I went and took it to a mechanic who said his never heard of this belts on a ford needing grease?

anyone have or had similar issue or they can be greased up?

Regards, Dragi

I had the same kinda sound on mine not so long ago nad what I found it to be was the hose that joins the throttle body to the crossover had a small crack in it. You couldn't even see it I had to take it off to discover it. Once I replaced the piece of silicon hose it was fine. I didn't loose and boost either just gave a wooshing type sound. Maybe you might have the same thing. Just a thought.

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  • Member For: 18y 6m 22d
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  • Location: leeming, PERTH
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I had the same kinda sound on mine not so long ago nad what I found it to be was the hose that joins the throttle body to the crossover had a small crack in it. You couldn't even see it I had to take it off to discover it. Once I replaced the piece of silicon hose it was fine. I didn't loose and boost either just gave a wooshing type sound. Maybe you might have the same thing. Just a thought.

this is a common problem with the t's

as soon as I upped my boost that sucker gave me trouble!

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  • Member For: 22y 15d
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  • Location: Canberra
Posted

Belts shouldn't be greased for 2 reasons (that I can think of)

1: Belts are supposed to grip, greasing will make it slip.

2: Grease / any petrolium product kills rubber, so it would degrade faster if exposed to any petro-chemical.

Definitly check that throttle body joiner. Also check the smaller BOV hose at the rear of the engine.

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  • Member For: 17y 10m 11d
Posted (edited)

do u still have it serviced by a ford dealer? if so specifically request that the exhaust manifold and turbo bolts be re-tentioned. this is ment to be done at a specific service (cant remeber which one, might be 30,000) but if the customer isnt complianing of anything they wont bother with it.

it could just be a bit of bearing noise from a pulley if your mate thinks its the belt

Edited by CaRtZ

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