Whooshing sound from turbo, no boost then stalled!
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Hi guys, I have a 9-3 Aero with full Hirsch (252). Car is an 03 plate - I was traveling on the motor way and went to accelerate - there was a small whooshing sound from the turbo and half boost (first time) - then within 30 seconds it had gotten worst and no boost and lots of whooshing sounds from the turbo - the car then stalled.
Tried to restart and it ran rough with the revs jittering between just .05 to 1.5! It then stalled.
The AA thinks it could be a sensor or the turbo whilst Saab say it sounds like the fuel pump which is close to £1000!
Any ideas or have you had similar with your car!
Keen not to have Saab make me pay more than i need to!!
Thanks
Tried to restart and it ran rough with the revs jittering between just .05 to 1.5! It then stalled.
The AA thinks it could be a sensor or the turbo whilst Saab say it sounds like the fuel pump which is close to £1000!
Any ideas or have you had similar with your car!
Keen not to have Saab make me pay more than i need to!!
Thanks
Thanks guys, I live in Berkshire! The AA man was great, he checked the filters (which werent blocked and are virtually new) and also checked the pipes, air intake. It was working fine! No visible cracks or splits.
The fault registered on the car (came up on his PC diagnostic) was low manifold pressure hence he felt it was a sensor although due to the whooshing he also felt it could be the turbo.
The fault registered on the car (came up on his PC diagnostic) was low manifold pressure hence he felt it was a sensor although due to the whooshing he also felt it could be the turbo.
Munkeyfeet said:
The intercooler was split - saab say it was a stone or stress crack that just went.
They now say i need a new catalytic converter!
£1400 for the lot!
You don't need to go to a main dealer. They now say i need a new catalytic converter!
£1400 for the lot!
I only use my cat for mot time. Used cats don't cost a lot, why not get one of those from a scrapper? If you go catless just replace the cat with a section of pipe from a catless 9000. As for intercoolers, I'm sorry to say I've got several, again from scrappers. The thing with saabs is that there are plenty of used parts for them which don't cost a lot. You could join soom of the saab forums for support and information.
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