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freefrom



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whistling noise when engine switched off

Hi

I have 2012 MY sx , brilliant in all respects , but one question. When I stop the engine there is a whisling/buzzing noise from the engine bay for a few minutes . It seems to be from around the radiator fan assembly, Im wondering if its to warn that the fan is still (potentialy) active . Any one any ideas?

Nick
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Not sure Nick

but i thinks its the engine ECU going through its checks before closing down.
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Re: whistling noise when engine switched off

freefrom wrote:
Hi

I have 2012 MY sx , brilliant in all respects , but one question. When I stop the engine there is a whisling/buzzing noise from the engine bay for a few minutes . It seems to be from around the radiator fan assembly, Im wondering if its to warn that the fan is still (potentialy) active . Any one any ideas?

Nick


It's probably the hydraulics for power steering or Haldex depressurising - mines done it new and isn't a problem 2008 Freelander2 GS TD4
New steering pump and rack fitted 10000 miles (warranty)
Driver's seat started 'dropping' 30000 miles
Rear parking sensors giving continuous tone when raining heavy 35000 miles
Rear parking brake siezed 40000 ... new rear disks and pads (warranty)
Clutch slipping 54,000 ... new clutch ... £800 ! ... (not warranty)
Rear diff bearings replaced at 60,000 and 85,000 (warranty)
New DMF and clutch, rear diff (uprated nose bearing), front and rear disks at 115,000
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freefrom



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Could be , but seems to be at the front of the engine bay, ill try and pin point it better next time its not raining! Laughing
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dont worry,................its normal,its the ecu shuting down i think,im on my 3rd fl2 and every one has done the same Thumbs Up Current: Freelander 2 GS, Orkney Grey, Factory fit privacy glass, design pack and Clearview pack. Almond Leather ,rear spoiler,rear mudflaps.my13.

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freefrom wrote:
Could be , but seems to be at the front of the engine bay, ill try and pin point it better next time its not raining! :lol:


Yea, it wouldn't be unusual to have some sort of hydraulic accumulator bolted to front bulkhead .... 2008 Freelander2 GS TD4
New steering pump and rack fitted 10000 miles (warranty)
Driver's seat started 'dropping' 30000 miles
Rear parking sensors giving continuous tone when raining heavy 35000 miles
Rear parking brake siezed 40000 ... new rear disks and pads (warranty)
Clutch slipping 54,000 ... new clutch ... £800 ! ... (not warranty)
Rear diff bearings replaced at 60,000 and 85,000 (warranty)
New DMF and clutch, rear diff (uprated nose bearing), front and rear disks at 115,000
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dont worry its perfectly normal for it to do this :thumbsup:ps don,t mention about the whisting turbo this can be quite normal as well Rolling with laughter Rolling with laughter but i,am sure if you do you will get plenty of reply,s Big Cry Big Cry rainy-city
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A little bit of search.... It has been discussed a few times before.

http://www.freel2.com/forum/post70048.html#70048
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freefrom



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Thanks for all the answers sounds like its normal so no worries. I did search but stupidly put in whistling as the search word! So got plenty on the turbo problems Rolling Eyes

Ill try my hand at putting some pics on the site whilst its still clean Laughing

Nick
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