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Listened carefully today (1st time in a week I drove it) and I don't have ths rattle ..... lots of wastegate flutter though ....
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Been reading this thread from the beginning and the noise only seems to make itself heard under acceleration...am I correct?
In the old days prior to electronic control of the engines systems you could adjust the timing,fuel mixture etc...this noise sounds like old fashioned pre-ignition(pinking),which is not supposed to happen on todays engines as a Knock sensor is fitted to detect it...
I would suggest getting an old time MECHANIC to have a listen to determine whether this is pre-ignition and if so then approach your VW agents with the info....Its maybe that the MAP is set to lean to keep the emmissions down !!!!!!
Anyone having the issue after an APR remapp or new wastegate?
It's a bit strange/concerning that not everyone has it. That could indicate a possible manufacturing issue around tolerance variations of some componentry. Bit like some of the holden 186 red motors coming out with one oversize piston - from new!
Could the noise be related to piston slap, I heard that the engines run a larger than normal piston to bore clearance and that's also the reason why they use a bit of oil between services. Cheers.
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