just noticed some wierd clicking noise coming from exhaust mani/turbo ???

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91nissantwo40sx
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ok i have an SR20DET stock boost running with a 3" pipe with a high flow cat converter and a resonator.

I just noticed this after i had shut off the car i started hearing a clicking noise from the exhaust manifold or somewhere around the turbo. The noise continuous and its slow like every half a second. I am thinking it is the turbo still spinning and hitting something? i dont know if this is normal and any help is appreciated!!


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Sounds like the old girls just cooling down. How loud are the clicks?

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ImportBastard
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change your turbo fluid.

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Hey I dont think it has anything to do with your turbo. I am still n/a and have the same clicking noise coming from right around my header after the car is shut off, cant really figure it out either?

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most likely the engine/exhaust cooling down. The thermal expansion isn't uniform through the engine and exhaust piping so that's just what it does.

my ka makes popping/snapping noises for about 10 minutes if i drive it REALLY hard then come home and shut it off.

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haha yeah it has to just be cooling off. mine does it for 30 minutes. depends on how hard you drive i guess.

Chukidori
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considering the turbine housing of the turbo can reach the thousand degree range...yeah...Clicking is not a big deal


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