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WTF is This Noise?!
When I let off the throttle there is a crackling/popping noise that comes from the exhaust of my 1988 944 NA. It does not sound like a backfire or anything like that. It usually happens after I accelerate and then let off the throttle to slow down a bit. I think it sounds pretty cool and I was just wondering what it was. Our lawn tractor does this too if you cut the throttle from the bunny rabbit sign down to the turtle sign quickly.
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The noise is from unburnt fuel in the hot exhaust flaring off...
Some cars do it, some cars don't. Some should, some shouldn't. Most properly tuned/timed 944s won't |
most likely the car's running too rich.
it's actually called an afterfire if it happens in the exhaust. backfires happen in the intake system and are VERY bad. |
"From the bunny to the turtle" haha i love it.
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Thanks for the explanation! |
Sorry to bump my old thread, but I have a new noise now. It's sort of a screeching grinding noise. It doesn't sound like a belt. The timing belt is intact. It can be heard when I start the car. The car dies shortly after each start (another problem I'm working on), but I'm mostly worried about the noise.
http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q...-22-30_182.jpg Sorry for the quality. It was taken with my cellphone. |
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That is all I have to contribute to this thread..... http://forums.pelicanparts.com/suppo...eys/hiding.gif Take care! |
Probably the alt. belt too loose.
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Would a belt make a grinding noise? I think it might be the starter dying because it seems to come from the rear of the engine and only happens when I start the car. I've only heard it while inside the car, so I'll see if I can someone to start it while I listen.
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