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Strange Whine!?
#1
Evening,

So, obviously you can see it's not a 306, same 2.0 HDi90 RHY engine though.

Wtf is this whine? It drives fine (on a private road lol as it has no MOT/tax atm) but makes a hell of a whine...sounds like a supercharger tbh lol.

http://youtu.be/c0r0v4M8x28

I'm arguing with myself over what it is...

Turbo? But it boosts well and doesn't smoke at all.
Alternator? But it slows with the engine, whereas the whine 'hangs' for a bit.
PAS pump? Same as alternator, it should slow quickly.
AC pump when free-spinning? Don't think so as I turn the AC on half way through the vid and it makes no difference.

Car has done 85k miles, but been sitting for months due to a starting fault (which I have now diagnosed, thanks Cully Wink )

So what do you reckon the whine is?

Tom
#2
Check for a woman in the engine bay, they make a rev related whine...
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#3
A woman? What would one of those look like? Confused
#4
No-one any idea??

Only idea I've had from the 206 forum is crank pulley but that cant whine surely? Just knocks afaik?
#5
idler pulleys gone dry for the aux setup? sounds similar to what I had on my hdi
#6
Did that hang after the revs had dropped though? I can't see how anything aux related wouldn't slow immediately as the revs drop off?
#7
Listening to it again, does seem strange that it does that.

May have to pop the aux belt off and just have a feel/spin of the pulleys/pas/alternator and see if you can tell if one component isn't quite right.
#8
Yeah, that's the next thing to try I think.
#9
Is it that a dturbo 206 would you be interested in selling?
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#10
Drop the aux belt off and see if it stops. Failing that, leave it until it causes an issue?
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#11
(31-05-2014, 12:06 AM)Jtrigga Wrote: Is it that a dturbo 206 would you be interested in selling?

It's a GLX... So gets more spec than the dturbo lol.
#12
(31-05-2014, 06:58 AM)Jonny81191 Wrote: Drop the aux belt off and see if it stops. Failing that, leave it until it causes an issue?

Yes removing the aux belt is the next thing to do, been slightly side tracked by the stupid drum brakes on it. Dodgy

Access is even worse than the 306 for getting at the belt though lol, not only is it tight, they've also put the ECU loom and some coolant pipes right where you need the spanner on the sprung adjuster! Rolleyes
#13
Turns out its easier to get at the sprung tensioner from underneath. Wink

Found out it's the alternator making the noise, it appears to have some sort of one way clutch so it only spins one way, allowing it to slow down much slower than the engine itself. Now not sure if its a fault or if its just normal alternator noise that would usually be covered by engine noise! Confused
#14
(31-05-2014, 11:14 AM)Toms306 Wrote: Turns out its easier to get at the sprung tensioner from underneath. Wink

Found out it's the alternator making the noise, it appears to have some sort of one way clutch so it only spins one way, allowing it to slow down much slower than the engine itself. Now not sure if its a fault or if its just normal alternator noise that would usually be covered by engine noise! Confused

Yeah, was just about to suggest that..

Quite common now, it's to stop the belt flapping - as it's the magnets going past the windings that effectively make it shake since it's a 6 pole - you get 6 shakes per rotation, so essentially it decouples it and allows free play.
(16-05-2016, 10:45 AM)Toms306 Wrote: Oh I don't care about the stripped threads lol, that's easily solved by hammering the bolt in. Wink
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#15
Ah, makes sense, good idea really. Would you say the noise is normal for one then?
#16
No, that sounds excessively loud.

My V50 has one, doesn't make that racket - sounds like the bearings shagged in it.

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(16-05-2016, 10:45 AM)Toms306 Wrote: Oh I don't care about the stripped threads lol, that's easily solved by hammering the bolt in. Wink
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#17
Oh right, fair enough. The 206 isn't turning out to be the bargain I expected lol.
#18
Must be the straight cut gears Tongue
#19
Prob the pulley, mine was a bit noisy but replaced it and the aux belt
#20
New pulleys arent to dear, but you need a special kit to take them of.
#21
Some of the late HDi's had those fancy alternators... Very different whine to usual.
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#22
Bit of a thread revival, I don't even own the car anymore. Tongue
#23
Yeah, i know....new user making their way to 20 posts. Wink

I've got it covered, seeing as i'm the only Mod online at the moment! Should be getting ready to go out tonight! lol
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(05-07-2014, 06:08 PM)WiNgNuTz Wrote: Yeah, i know....new user making their way to 20 posts. Wink

I've got it covered, seeing as i'm the only Mod thats been online in the past week! Should be getting ready to go out tonight! lol

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#25
Oh i don't know, Fooby has been around an awful lot the last couple of days....kinda unnerving actually! Was beginning to wonder if he'd lost his job or something! lol
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#26
(05-07-2014, 06:31 PM)WiNgNuTz Wrote: Oh i don't know, Fooby has been around an awful lot the last couple of days....kinda unnerving actually! Was beginning to wonder if he'd lost his job or something! lol

Nah. He just remembered the other day that he owns a forum lol
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#27
lmao
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