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Noise on Acceleration

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I’ve started to notice a noise when accelerating at low speed. 
It’s not apparent when cruising, or decelerating or sitting and revving the engine.

It sounds like blowing over an open bottle, a constant “woo” noise.

Both my front wheel bearings have been replaced. My water pump and timing belt were replaced. My aircon fan has been replaced.
I’ve had a look for leaks on the intake piping, there is nothing obvious. 
I thought it might be the turbo echoing around the cavity where the aircon intake and wiper motors are located.

The sound is more noticeable when the engine is warm. 
If I accelate hard the sound does not get louder, but it’s still there.
Is it a noise every mkii has and I shouldn’t worry? 


 

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It’s a 170 4x4 tdi

 

turn air con off and on to see if there is a link.

Tyre condition ok ?  Superbs like to chew up rear tyres which can cause sawtoothing and tyre noise (although it may be variable at different speeds...)....worth checking, especially the inner edges.

 

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Nah, the tyres are virtually new. And the noise is there from about 10kph

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No difference with ac on or off. 

  • 2 weeks later...
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Replaced the air filter today. Seems to have done the trick. I feel like an idiot :blush:

The car had 60000km service 3000km before I bought it, around 12months ago. Just after the Australian bushfires. I presumed they replaced it at the time, given Sydney had some of the worst pollution in the world over that time. Wasn't until I bought the new one that realised how bad the old was. There is no chance it had been replaced. I had assumed it was some fandangled fancy Skoda filter. 

F##k Skoda dealer mechanics!!!!!!! My car is never going to a dealer mechanic.

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