Chirping Type 4

Discussion in 'Mech Tech' started by Deefer66, Jul 30, 2020.

  1. In the never-ending round of trying to get out for a drive...it's started whistling at me now...



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  2. Zed

    Zed Gradually getting grumpier

    Try tightening your inlet manifold.
     
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  3. Why fix it? Its a built in burglar alarm.
     
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  4. Hope its that. Dont really want to drop it to tighten heads ...Ill have a go at that tomorrow. just putting a stock gearstick back In now..don't like the Scat ine too low..


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  5. nicktuft

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    Something is definitely not tight enough.
    Could be tinware or engine mountings.
    Maybe heat exchanger piping.
    Rev it up and see if the squeal goes.!!
     
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  6. Either goes or drowned out by the thunderous roar of the VS exhaust .

    ...but comes back..

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  7. nicktuft

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    Doesn't sound internal as it would rise and drop.
    Loose tinware hopefully. Try tightening the piece underneath attached to the heat exchanger.
     
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  8. nicktuft

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    If you have removed the engine recently did you lightly grease the pilot bearing at the flywheel end. If not this can squeal especially if you have replaced a gear box.
     
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  9. I have and it had a drop of oil , but the noise is definitely around 3/4 side., thought it migh be carb but is sounds more like just under.. hoping its loose manifols/ tin..

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  10. Zed

    Zed Gradually getting grumpier

    It seems to be quite normal for newly fitted inlet manifolds to need a retorque just the once. This happens to me almost every time.
     
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  11. That would be good.. quick post break in service then Saturday...

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  12. I think it sounds nice, like a budgie, leave it :)
     
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  13. I used 11mm M8 nuts on the manifold to make it easier to get the clearance needed for a socket for installation without removing the engine. You would think CB performance would actually try to fit their product and realise it needs a bit of work.

    Love to find out your chirping noise.
     
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  14. Zed

    Zed Gradually getting grumpier

    Also type-4 tin does it's best to get trapped between the manifold and head.
     
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  15. I got them.. makes life much easier with those chunky manifolds

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  16. Zed

    Zed Gradually getting grumpier

    I have different manifolds, CSP. They're shorter but no problem using full size nuts on the middle 2. The outer ones are long bolts with allen heads.
     
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  17. Quick closing update, in case anyone finds it in a search..

    Took off the manifolds cleaned them up reduced the 'footprint' a bit closer to the size of a standard gasket..as they're cheap ones and a fair bit of spare which might be catching.

    Took a bit off everywhere around access to bolt heads and makes fitting much easier too


    Fitted the thicker EMPI fibre gaskets dry in place of the thinner paper ones with a bit of sealant on.

    Fitted back together and chirping gone.. or budgie dead..

    Cheers for suggestions.. at least it's not heads... yet...

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    Last edited: Aug 17, 2020

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