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Use some stickyback rubber draught excluder pieces
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used some stickyback rubber draught excluder pieces on its mount and voila!
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whilst having my ears tuned to new danske exhaust noise i`ve suddenly noticed a ` buzzing ` hum from the passenger side dash. it fades slowly after ignition is turned off. its not from satnav cd.
what is it and should i be worried??
regards
edhinho
Crikey a 996 with only one interior 'buzz', rattle or creak?
Get it framed, man... it's worth a fortune... LOL
Seriously, though, anything to do with the air-conditioning system? I think the blowers are there somewhere, aren't they?
i`m used to all the other creaks, rattles n groans, part of it`s `character`!
future classic ho ho... but it does it when AC and PCM are both turned off.
what else is lurking in that area? my 1st thoughts were fuel pump, but not there, surely?
ed
the fuel pump is inside the tank in the front, that side mostly consists of the ac and blower fans
why not take the cover off underneath the dash and have a listen as you turn the ignition off, the cover comes off in 2 secs :thumb:
found it!!
little fan whirring away ( pollen filter? ), cleaned all the dust n crap out
used some stickyback rubber draught excluder pieces on its mount and voila! no more buzz. so satisfying to work out!
regards ed
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