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Default Odd sound at full throttle? - 11-19-2006 , 05:13 PM






Hello all, I just bought a 05 WRX. And I just noticed that when I give
it full throttle, there is a wooshing sound. Like air is being sucked
in our leaking out. I was just wondering if this is normal... there is
an aftermarket blow off valve on it and I think maybe is not adjusted
right or maybe there is a leak somewhere.
Thanx for the help!


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Default Re: Odd sound at full throttle? - 11-19-2006 , 06:58 PM






chariot124 (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote:
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Hello all, I just bought a 05 WRX. And I just noticed that when I give
it full throttle, there is a wooshing sound. Like air is being sucked
in our leaking out. I was just wondering if this is normal... there is
an aftermarket blow off valve on it and I think maybe is not adjusted
right or maybe there is a leak somewhere.
You sure it's not just normal induction noise? Sucking in 100 litres/second
makes quite a bit of noise... Perhaps look for a leak in your air filter or
ducting...


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Default Re: Odd sound at full throttle? - 11-19-2006 , 07:17 PM



On 19 Nov 2006 14:13:54 -0800, chariot124 (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote:

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Hello all, I just bought a 05 WRX. And I just noticed that when I give
it full throttle, there is a wooshing sound. Like air is being sucked
in our leaking out. I was just wondering if this is normal... there is
an aftermarket blow off valve on it and I think maybe is not adjusted
right or maybe there is a leak somewhere.
Thanx for the help!
Best to get rid of that blowoff valve and put a stock bypass valve on.
The aftermarket BOV's tend to leak and can make the car run worse,
especially if they are the vent-to-atmosphere type.


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