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    hi all,reporting back from the garage.did nothing to it apart from topping up differential fluid and replacing air filter.as i suspected the noise is still there,except louder that now im able to properly discern the noise pattern.or maybe just because i had the radio off and no kids.i was mistaken.it was not constant.it follows the wheel speed.and it's most likely mechanical.please see the recordings;

     

    https://youtu.be/C5tzI9l7BHs

     

    https://youtu.be/1L84nnOzGkY

     

    err..embedding youtube,am i doing it right?

     

    my mechanic said it's likely the gearbox final drive gear.i believed him.but on the drive back,my suspicion arose.that may not be the case judging from the noise that's seem to be originating from the right side instead of the middle.and no clunking during start stop traffic jam.i figured if the final drive gear is knackered,that's when the noise should appear because that's the initial point the engine torque gets transferred,and that's a hell of a stress to a bad gear.or maybe im just biased since i really don't want to part the gearbox

  2. recently, my 1.8t auto started making this noise, i'm not quite able to describe it perfectly but my best is gluk gluk gluk. when even my wife is able to notice it, surely it's there. whatever it is, the noise is pulsating at constant rate only under heavy/partly heavy acceleration. no noise at cruising speed. no noticable loss of power, or probably that's because i always back up the throttle a bit from fearing something might burst.i don't think that's highly likely but i prepared for the worst.the noise goes away when i do that.

     

    to help with diagnosing here's a list of info;

     

    -just did the coolant flange change (hoses were disconnected but inspected all seems to hv been put back in nice and tight)

    -replaced two cracked hoses on top of the turbo (i think they're breather hose or water hose of some sort) with generic non OEM hoses

    -topped up with g13 coolant instead of g12 (the only one i could find during that time frame)

    -no CEL

    -noise absent in 1st gear even when pushed hard

    -fuel consumption normal -temperature rock solid at 90 deg

    -differential is seeping oil,not seriously leaking tho

    -air filter hasn't been changed since the last 2 service intervals (1 year)

    -timing belt and water pump done at 150k km, now at 180k km

     

    i know im shooting at random here but i have yet to find time to send it for proper inspection so i guess these details might help u to help me and.always reassuring to have a heads up.

  3. So i didn't go ahead and order original replacement. I thought there's got to be some other ways. Indeed there was.for less than €100 i got the hose refurbished by hydraulic specialist.Fitted nice and leak free.i strongly suggest anyone facing this problem to go down this route.

    but,here's the plot twist.during drive home after fitting the hose,occasionally the steering lost assistant for about a second and then comes back.air inside system? Pump going bad?

  4. Im on h&r springs with stock shocks.it rides a little too low scraping all over speed bumps.bumps always catches the front part of the belly though so i guess giving a 1" lift at the front will do.but i have no idea how to go about doing it though,and cheaply as well.

  5. Looked around for replacement and nobody has it.it has be shipped direct from Germany and thats for another 2 weeks.bloody hell.how is it so uncommon?it never breaks?well mine does.not to mention the price,€300,or myr1250 just for a hose.i could get a major service done with most expensive oil for that.

    Im going to a mechanic to have a look, probably just change some o-rings or patching up using heavy duty silicone or something.hope it'll hold up for another few thousand miles.do u think its a smart move or will it completely backfire?

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