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noise from near glove compartment
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belti
PostPosted: Fri May 31, 2013 3:35 am Up
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Hi

When I turn on the car (normally in the morning) sometimes I hear a noise typically for a few seconds and it seems to be coming from somewhere near the glove compartment. The noise is very similar like someone is spraying a spray.

Any ideas what the problem might be?

Thank you in advance.

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PostPosted: Fri May 31, 2013 3:50 am Up
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Possibly the brake servo. It's situated on the bulkhead just behind the glovebox. You could have an air leak which is causing a hissing sound.
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air hissing from around the glove box could be the brake servo leaking.

with the car running but the radio and blower turned off , press the brake pedal and see if it makes the noise.

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Assuming it's a right hand drive car.

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belti
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Hi

Thank you very much both for your replies. So is this something that needs to be solved as soon as possible or can I wait till the next service which is due in a couple of months?

Also if it is the a leak in the break servo is it something expensive to solve?

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Its not expensive at all! I have a spare one lying around! Pm me if your interested. I would say its important as its your brakes..
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Thank you very much for all your help and guidance, I will check with the mechanic tonight.
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Hi belti, just curious to know what the mechanic has said.
I have a simular noise, to what your saying, an intermitent noise, like a loudish wheezing, something pumping up, lasts approx 10 secs, on starting the car up in the morning, not always mind you. It is nothing associated to the fuel priming i might add.
Never delved into it though, just presumed its something like the airbag doing a system check or some other self check on another part.

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