Weird noise from the engine?
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Weird noise from the engine?
Hey guys, ever since I bought this truck back in October it makes this noise on the cold start. It goes away after a minute or less of idling but I still haven't been able to track it down. When it got below freezing I was able to see exhaust coming out of that area so my first thought was the boot off the turbo might be ripped but from what I can feel it seems to be intact. I'll try to confirm that, but are there any other places I should be looking? The odd thing is that after a minute or so the noise goes away and I don't hear it until the next morning.
The truck is a 2011 F-350 King Ranch, it did this bone stock and it is currently DPF deleted and it's still doing this. EGR is in place but un plugged.
The truck is a 2011 F-350 King Ranch, it did this bone stock and it is currently DPF deleted and it's still doing this. EGR is in place but un plugged.
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Today's a good weather day so I'm cleaning the intake and going through that. I have the throttle body off and I'm getting ready to put it back on, however I can't seem to find the harness to plug it in? I didn't take one off either which has me worried however there was nothing I yanked out. Where can I find the harness in the engine bay? I can't seem to find it anywhere.
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Is that one of the plugs that get unplugged for the EGR?
EDIT:
Is that one of the plugs that get unplugged for the EGR?
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Hard to tell on audio recordings. Mine sounds like a mini table saw (not constant) when it's cold, sometimes. I've not been able to capture the exact sound with a phone mic. It has done this for eight years. It's only at idle. If the temps are below freezing and I turn on high idle, the sound doesn't occur while it's producing 5 PSI boost for warm up (or at least I can't hear it). When the warm up strategy is done after 2-3 minutes and boost returns to 0, the noise doesn't occur. I have not had the noise occur yet this winter but I also don't think I've been driving it on those cold days.
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Well I cleaned the intake and got everything back together, that wasn't the issue. I have a SCT GTX tuner / monitor so I was curious to know what the VGT % was doing when it makes this owl noise but the VGT % stays constant. If I raise the RPM ever so slightly it goes away. I'm also noticing on the warmer days the sound is a lot quieter and doesn't last as long. After cleaning the intake I noticed there's little holes in that plastic tube that people say breaks a lot, I wander if the sound is air getting through there.
And the intake needed to be cleaned BADLY
And the intake needed to be cleaned BADLY
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