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Throttle body - high pitched whine (not loud)
So I played around with my Boxster trying to figure out what the whining noise was and I figured these things out:
1. The noise is coming from the throttle body, or something close to it. 2. If I turn the key to the position just before it starts the motor (all electronics on), the noise is there. If I wait about 10 seconds, the throttle body makes some other noises for a second or two (something adjusting itself inside). If I turn the car all the way on after I make the throttle body adjust itself, there is no high pitched noise. But if I don't let the throttle body adjust itself, the noise is present until the car warms up. Strange, right? Anyone experience this noise? |
Sounds like the secondary air injection pump.
It adds extra air for the emissions until the cats warm up, then it shuts down. Happy Boxstering, Pedro |
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I'm pretty sure the noise is electronic, almost like the noise a microwave makes when the timer goes off but nowhere near as loud. I hear the noise when the key is turned to the position before turning the motor on. |
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