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  • Oil anti-flowback valve?

    Recently my 3.2L VR6 engine has been making terrible rattling noises on the first start when not driven for several days. A cold start on the next day is no issue. I believe this is not a timing chain issue (already replaced) but oil starvation. The rattling continues for 4-5 seconds until oil pressure builds and begins to flow. Does this engine have an anti-flowback valve? Is it accessible without delving into the inner workings of the engine?
    2007 Passat B6 3.2 litre V6 4Motion | Granite Grey | standard 17" Solitude wheels | tow bar
    Mods: R36 steering wheel | HP DQ250 DSG tune | HPA Haldex performance controller | Koni sports yellow shocks | Eibach springs | H&R sway bars | Whiteline ALK | Kufatec E-MFA add on | Garage door button | Warning triangle retrofit | Bridgestone Potenza Adrenalin RE003s

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    Look at page 28 on this SSP https://vwcampersite.files.wordpress...fsi_engine.pdf The pump keeps ~200ml of oil in a mini "Oil Tank" to allow fast oil pressure.

    If you are getting rattling, I would be looking at the chain tensioners, can you post a video of the noise?
    MY12 Passat FSI Highline | 3.6L VR6 | Cashmere Brown | Driver Assistance Package | Dynaudio | Discover Media | TPMS Direct | Side Assist | Adaptive Cruise | 3D colour cluster | More coming soon
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    • #3
      Swap the chain tensioner out.

      Make sure you bleed it up with fresh oil.
      '07 Transporter 1.9 TDI
      '01 Beetle 2.0

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        Thank you MIG and Umai Naa!! for your help. Also thank you for reminding me about those VW self-study programs. I have a similar 68 page document from VW of America.

        The reason I did not suspect a timing chain issue is that both chains, the main tensioner and the camshaft adjusters were all replaced 45,000 km ago. Also the noise is not there for every cold start. I left the car unused for 3 days over the weekend. When I started it today, there was no noise. However if the car if not used for a week, the noise will be there. I'll look for an opportunity to record it. In the meantime, I suppose I can't eliminate either the chain tensioner or the mini oil tank. I wonder which is easier to replace? I guess the tensioner?
        2007 Passat B6 3.2 litre V6 4Motion | Granite Grey | standard 17" Solitude wheels | tow bar
        Mods: R36 steering wheel | HP DQ250 DSG tune | HPA Haldex performance controller | Koni sports yellow shocks | Eibach springs | H&R sway bars | Whiteline ALK | Kufatec E-MFA add on | Garage door button | Warning triangle retrofit | Bridgestone Potenza Adrenalin RE003s

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