Git the Whinney noise going on - does my head in !
Baza1819 Registered User Joined Jan 22, 2012 Messages 254 Reaction score 8 Points 16 Location Sunderland Mar 24, 2013 #1 Git the Whinney noise going on - does my head in !
Baza1819 Registered User Joined Jan 22, 2012 Messages 254 Reaction score 8 Points 16 Location Sunderland Mar 25, 2013 #2 Cheers ppl - think I'll just fit a fiesta engine instead
@udi A3 Well-Known Member VCDS Map User Joined May 25, 2012 Messages 1,813 Reaction score 200 Points 63 Location Hull, UK Website www.immotec.co.uk Mar 25, 2013 #3 Awesome, why didnt i think of fitting a fiesta engine last time i replaced my turbo, it might have been cheaper!
Awesome, why didnt i think of fitting a fiesta engine last time i replaced my turbo, it might have been cheaper!
JRock247 Well-Known Member VCDS Map User Joined Jul 6, 2012 Messages 1,829 Reaction score 2,986 Points 113 Location Berkshire Mar 25, 2013 #4 Hi Baza1819, I'm in the same boat as you My turbo has started to make a whinney noise, almost sounds like I have a small dump valve installed sometimes. I have been umming and arring about either getting a new turbo or repairing mine but cannot decide. This company was suggested to me by a friend of a friend: Turbo Reconditioning - Reconditioned Turbos - Turbochargers UK | Midland Turbo I do plan to re-map my engine at a later date, so perhaps the new turbo would be the better option, just encase!? Anyone else had experience repairing/reconditioning/replacing turbo's?
Hi Baza1819, I'm in the same boat as you My turbo has started to make a whinney noise, almost sounds like I have a small dump valve installed sometimes. I have been umming and arring about either getting a new turbo or repairing mine but cannot decide. This company was suggested to me by a friend of a friend: Turbo Reconditioning - Reconditioned Turbos - Turbochargers UK | Midland Turbo I do plan to re-map my engine at a later date, so perhaps the new turbo would be the better option, just encase!? Anyone else had experience repairing/reconditioning/replacing turbo's?
Baza1819 Registered User Joined Jan 22, 2012 Messages 254 Reaction score 8 Points 16 Location Sunderland Mar 25, 2013 #5 I heard bout a place in Leeds, they refurb or upgrade your turbo to hybrid for a fair price - mine already mapped - it's unreal now
I heard bout a place in Leeds, they refurb or upgrade your turbo to hybrid for a fair price - mine already mapped - it's unreal now
S southylad Registered User Joined Oct 9, 2012 Messages 544 Reaction score 28 Points 28 Mar 25, 2013 #6 turbo clinic leeds sorted mine fast and good service useing quality parts
davc 1-2-4-5-3 Joined Jan 14, 2013 Messages 961 Reaction score 958 Points 93 Location Caledonia Mar 25, 2013 #7 I had a turbo dynamics stage 2 (MDX376) turbo on my pd150 which reliably coped with a peak of 1.9bar. The way that thing spooled up was unbelievable. MDX481 Stage 2 Hybrid Turbo for VAG 2.0TDI 140bhp engines [MDX481] - £805.00 : Turbo Dynamics, Turbochargers & Performance Products These units are often cheaper than the off the shelf OEM ones. As your car is remapped this may be a better option long term.
I had a turbo dynamics stage 2 (MDX376) turbo on my pd150 which reliably coped with a peak of 1.9bar. The way that thing spooled up was unbelievable. MDX481 Stage 2 Hybrid Turbo for VAG 2.0TDI 140bhp engines [MDX481] - £805.00 : Turbo Dynamics, Turbochargers & Performance Products These units are often cheaper than the off the shelf OEM ones. As your car is remapped this may be a better option long term.