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just turn the radio up nice and loud, bit of ac/dc should do it or how about adam and the ants with car trouble whats your next post i guess cd is skipping any ideas please
I think your heater knob needs turned approximately half a turn clockwise.
Rgds the hissing sound,it's just the serpentine belt getting run in,that's what gives it it's name.
i no what it is. its them f...ing flip flops of yours
Hi there friend.
No, it's not. I found the cause, it was the inter-cooler hoses weren't on properly and once I tightened them up and pushed them on more the noise stopped, must have been air getting in
Just had serpentine belt replaced, been for a short drive and when pressing the accelerator I hear a hiss, what could be causing this ?
Also the car is not blowing hot air from inside , only cold, any ideas on that too ?
Originally Posted by Cragrat
You must have a big nasty angwy snake in one of the vents, i advise burning the car to the ground
Originally Posted by FastLife91
seriously though, any ideas as to the cause ?
Originally Posted by markie t
just turn the radio up nice and loud, bit of ac/dc should do it or how about adam and the ants with car trouble whats your next post i guess cd is skipping any ideas please
Originally Posted by 155lee
I think your heater knob needs turned approximately half a turn clockwise.
Rgds the hissing sound,it's just the serpentine belt getting run in,that's what gives it it's name.
Originally Posted by charlie luciano
Originally Posted by slammedorion
Really you've gone to far now... as you said you've had it done... just take it back to whoever did the job.
Close the window it's probably the wind blowing through your knashers 👍🏻
Originally Posted by slammedorion
Originally Posted by Caddyshack
If it isn't the belt then I wonder if you have knocked off a vacuum pipe from the inlet manifold maybe?
Originally Posted by It's Czech Mate
Did you accidentally use a snake instead of a belt and the unhappy snake is hissing?
Originally Posted by charlie luciano
trussssst in me
Originally Posted by RobbieBambino
What car is this?
Originally Posted by Cragrat
Think its a Cobra
Originally Posted by ray barker
i no what it is. its them f...ing flip flops of yours
Originally Posted by FastLife91
Hi there friend.
No, it's not. I found the cause, it was the inter-cooler hoses weren't on properly and once I tightened them up and pushed them on more the noise stopped, must have been air getting in
Hi all.
I checked the inter-cooler hoses and tightened them all up and the noise stopped, must have been air getting in, lol
Just had serpentine belt replaced, been for a short drive and when pressing the accelerator I hear a hiss, what could be causing this ?
Also the car is not blowing hot air from inside , only cold, any ideas on that too ?
Originally Posted by Cragrat
You must have a big nasty angwy snake in one of the vents, i advise burning the car to the ground
Originally Posted by FastLife91
seriously though, any ideas as to the cause ?
Originally Posted by Cragrat
I suspect the cause is you might have trod on its tail making it very very angwy, be very careful as they have killer wabbit friends
Originally Posted by markie t
just turn the radio up nice and loud, bit of ac/dc should do it or how about adam and the ants with car trouble whats your next post i guess cd is skipping any ideas please
Originally Posted by 155lee
I think your heater knob needs turned approximately half a turn clockwise.
Rgds the hissing sound,it's just the serpentine belt getting run in,that's what gives it it's name.
Originally Posted by charlie luciano
Originally Posted by slammedorion
Really you've gone to far now... as you said you've had it done... just take it back to whoever did the job.
Close the window it's probably the wind blowing through your knashers 👍🏻
Originally Posted by slammedorion
Originally Posted by Caddyshack
If it isn't the belt then I wonder if you have knocked off a vacuum pipe from the inlet manifold maybe?
Originally Posted by It's Czech Mate
Did you accidentally use a snake instead of a belt and the unhappy snake is hissing?
Originally Posted by charlie luciano
trussssst in me
Originally Posted by RobbieBambino
What car is this?
Originally Posted by Cragrat
Think its a Cobra
Originally Posted by ray barker
i no what it is. its them f...ing flip flops of yours
Originally Posted by FastLife91
Hi there friend.
No, it's not. I found the cause, it was the inter-cooler hoses weren't on properly and once I tightened them up and pushed them on more the noise stopped, must have been air getting in
Originally Posted by FastLife91
Hi all.
I checked the inter-cooler hoses and tightened them all up and the noise stopped, must have been air getting in, lol
Hi there, I have a 1.8tdci 06 plate focus, mine also sounds like an angry snake, could you take a picture of the hose please so I can stop mine sucking air in also.
If it was an intercooler leak then it would have been air getting OUT, not in....boost PRESSURE.
hi there.
nope no leaks, was just a inter-cooler hose not on properly, think air was getting in hence the noise, I tightened the hoses and the noise has gone away.
Hi there, I have a 1.8tdci 06 plate focus, mine also sounds like an angry snake, could you take a picture of the hose please so I can stop mine sucking air in also.
Did this also fix the cold heaters?
Thanks in advance.
hi
yup, the heater is now working since the fan belt renewal and the hissing noise has gone away after tightening the inter cooler pipes and ensuring they are fitted on properly.
nope no leaks, was just a inter-cooler hose not on properly, think air was getting in hence the noise, I tightened the hoses and the noise has gone away.
cheers
If the intercooler hose was not on properly then the boost pressure would leak out. Do you understand that a turbo creates boost pressure to force more air in to the engine??? Air does not leak in...where do you think it was leaking in to? It was pressurised air leaking out
If the intercooler hose was not on properly then the boost pressure would leak out. Do you understand that a turbo creates boost pressure to force more air in to the engine??? Air does not leak in...where do you think it was leaking in to? It was pressurised air leaking out
nope no leaks, was just a inter-cooler hose not on properly, think air was getting in hence the noise, I tightened the hoses and the noise has gone away.