I check all the hoose connections and they are Ok. I do not know if this is normal, but I think this is simply the valves doing their work. That "vacuum thing" on the bottom of the actuator rod (sorry, I dont know the correct term), and sometimes another "softer clamp" sound coming from the EGR. I could see the actuator rod moving when my girlfriend reved the engine, but I also notice some "clamp" sound coming from This chirping sound is only hearable when the turbo is operating on the spool up region (precisely the 1800-2000 rpm). Well, i discovered that this sound really comes from the cold side of the turbo (the one that has a hoose attached).
This chirping sound on the way to or from idle until the car passes 2000 rpm. Today I asked my girlfriend to put her feet on the throtleĪnd rev the engine until 2000 rpm repeatedly while I was listening the engine to see If i could find the source of I dont know what it is, but it is definitely making me think about it seriously. The noise seems to follow the natural engine "working vibration" on that rpm range and it seems to be more evident I notice this under low load and on downhills when Im not pressing the accelerator pedal at all and when the engine is on the 1800-2000 rpm range, with any gear engaged. It seems something is "vibrating" (like two pieces of metal touching each other gently). If I pull harder I do not notice this sound, but maybe The engine is on the 1800-2000 rpm range and under light load. I definitely hear this "metalic cricket-sound" when For the most part as long as you stay above 2,000rpm the margins for surge are sufficient that it should not cause damage to the turbo. This will be heard when putting the engine under load (climbing a mountain) or pulling away from a stop sign and pushing the power firmly. This is most prevalent in warmer temps where the surge margins are much closer due to air densisty factors. Some cllrs say ‘other councils do it, so should we’ but I am yet to discover which councillor actually came up with this idea.The cricket sound is the turbo operating on the verge of surge. Irrespective of cost, it is obvious that putting any extra hurdles between the public and recycling will only result in recycling losing out.Ĭouncillors’ excuses for introducing charges generally start with budgetary issues, but that doesn’t explain why we will have the highest charges in the North West (£56). The most expensive council is Harlow (£96) and the cheapest is Richmondshire (£22), they rank 181st and 210th respectively with Richmondshire recycling a meagre 39% of all household waste. The 57.5% efficiency rate was the second highest north of Watford.Ĭome January 2024 Cheshire East will introduce charges for garden waste collection. With such simplicity and logic involved it is no surprise that Cheshire East were recently ranked as the 22nd most efficient local authority in England (from 338) on household recycling. This produces much less greenhouse gas at a cheaper price compared to black bin landfill. The garden bin system sees waste turned into compost by a contractor. The Cheshire East ‘all in one’ grey bin system removed much faff and made it as easy as possible to recycle. Some councils require items to be separated across multiple boxes and the correct one to be carried to the roadside on a six-week rotating cycle. Cheshire East has (until now) offered simple, quality waste disposal.
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