delisyd
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Hi everyone,
This is Leonel from Argentina.
I own a Ford Ranger Raptor 3.0 V6 EcoBoost (397HP), and I’ve noticed an unusual noise when the engine is idling. The noise is more noticeable when idle, when the engine is cold and warm, and it sounds like a broken walkie-talkie, static interference or some leak, occurring at irregular intervals (it doesn’t sync with the RPM). It’s hard to determine if it persists when accelerating, as the normal engine and turbo sounds seem to mask it.
So far, the vehicle runs perfectly, with no warning lights, power loss, or noticeable performance issues. I’m wondering if this is a normal sound for this engine, perhaps related to the turbo system (bypass valves or wastegate), or if it could indicate something like a small air leak or a component that needs adjustment.
It is my first time with this vehicle/engine.
Has anyone experienced something similar on this engine? Any insights or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
This is Leonel from Argentina.
I own a Ford Ranger Raptor 3.0 V6 EcoBoost (397HP), and I’ve noticed an unusual noise when the engine is idling. The noise is more noticeable when idle, when the engine is cold and warm, and it sounds like a broken walkie-talkie, static interference or some leak, occurring at irregular intervals (it doesn’t sync with the RPM). It’s hard to determine if it persists when accelerating, as the normal engine and turbo sounds seem to mask it.
So far, the vehicle runs perfectly, with no warning lights, power loss, or noticeable performance issues. I’m wondering if this is a normal sound for this engine, perhaps related to the turbo system (bypass valves or wastegate), or if it could indicate something like a small air leak or a component that needs adjustment.
It is my first time with this vehicle/engine.
Has anyone experienced something similar on this engine? Any insights or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
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