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MSR74

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2009 Nissan Murano
Huntington NY
8-14-2009

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Ok...I got the paper work back from the dealer.

It may help all to know that the part that was ordered is called a "THROTTLE GASKET."

The mechanic diagnosed it immediately and I received a call back from the dealership service center letting me know that the part would be ordered and ready to be installed sometime next week.

I will report back with an update as soon as the repair has been completed.

Hope this helps all of you searching for answers.

From speaking with the service advisor, the mechanic also did NOT think it was normal and apparently thought the current gasket was faulty.

MR

AhmadQ

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Murano SE 4WD 2008
Riyadh Central
9-5-2009

 « Same whistle in my 2008 murano, but I think the cause is different


I got brand new Murano 2008 (stored) last month, and I hear the same noisy whistle, but I don't think the whistle I’ am hearing is due to engine or any mechanical issue as this noise I’ am hearing when my windows down and most likely it is related to problem in the window wrappers or the door locking which allow the wind to get inside the car and cause this noisy whistle and it is not related to the acceleration, I heard the whistle at speeds greater than 45mph, I went to my Nissan dealer and explained the problem to him but workshop was fully loaded so he gave me appointment after two weeks.
tunes4life

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2009 Nissan Murano SL
Rochester NY
8-4-2008

 « Re: Same whistle in my 2008 murano, but I think the cause is different (AhmadQ)


OK, a couple of things. Firstly, I don't believe there is such a thing as a 2008 Murano. I think they skipped that year completely. Which means you most likely have either a 2007 or earlier. If this is the case, the throttle body issue does not apply to you. As far as I know this was only an issue on the 2009 model. It really has nothing to do with the gasket, it has to do with the installed position of the throttle body. However, they need to replace the gasket to make the repair. I had this issue with a 2009 Murano SL and it indeed fixed the issue. It has now been over a year and I haven't heard the whistling noise. It really has nothing to do with acceleration. It has more to do with the RPM that the vehicle is running. My car would hit that "Sweet Spot" occasionally whether I was going 25 or 65 mph. Good luck with your noise though. I know how something as silly as a noise like that can really sour a car experience.


Johns09Murano

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09 Murano SL FWD Sandstone
Southlake TX
8-6-2009

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Quote, originally posted by MSR74 »
Ok...I got the paper work back from the dealer.

It may help all to know that the part that was ordered is called a "THROTTLE GASKET."

The mechanic diagnosed it immediately and I received a call back from the dealership service center letting me know that the part would be ordered and ready to be installed sometime next week.

I will report back with an update as soon as the repair has been completed.

Hope this helps all of you searching for answers.

From speaking with the service advisor, the mechanic also did NOT think it was normal and apparently thought the current gasket was faulty.

MR

The gasket is not faulty. They have to replace it when unbolt/adjust the TB (raising it up while tightening it again). Service Bulletin NTB08104 describes it well for them. I just had it done on my Murano - worked - it's incredible driving without that noise!

nelliott1241

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2009 Nissan Murano S
Yukon OK
9-28-2009

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Quote, originally posted by MSR74 »
Ok...I got the paper work back from the dealer.

It may help all to know that the part that was ordered is called a "THROTTLE GASKET."

The mechanic diagnosed it immediately and I received a call back from the dealership service center letting me know that the part would be ordered and ready to be installed sometime next week.

I will report back with an update as soon as the repair has been completed.
.

MR

My '09 Murano is getting the throttle gasket replaced/adjusted this week.
How long did the repair take for you?

KJSmitty

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2009 LE
Dallas TX
9-3-2008

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Quote, originally posted by nelliott1241 »

My '09 Murano is getting the throttle gasket replaced/adjusted this week.
How long did the repair take for you?

The TSB process/gasket replacement takes all of about 30 minutes.

Good luck - cheers

Musky300

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2009 Murano LE
Midwest USA
10-20-2008

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FYI to everyone with the whistling sound.

This issue has CONSUMED me ever since I took home my 2009 LE back in May 2008. I have taken it to the dealers twice with the TSB info to fix it.

First time after the fix, the noise (on a scale of 1 to 10), went from a 10 down to a 4. This was WAY better than before where it was almost unbearable hearing that high-pitched dog whistle.

About 6 months later...I took it back because the whistle, although much improved was still there. They did the TSB fix by adjusting the throttle body and replacing the gasket (don't think they replaced the gasket the first time). This time, the whistle went down from a 4 to a 1 or 2. I may be a freak, but if it is real quiet and I get the RPM band in exactly the right spot with just the right amount of gas applied, I still hear it. It is much more faint and I'm probably only one out of 20 people that could hear it (because I've tuned my ear into to), but it is definitely still there.

I am ok with it where it is...but the fact of the matter is that something in the engineering design of the TB is flawed and Nissan let this slide through the cracks. I suppose if I pushed hard enough, I could get a whole new TB installed, but I don't think its worth the fight at this point considering all I had to go through just to convince them to do the TSB fix twice.

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