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Old 02-06-2015, 04:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Leeg View Post
Yes did the screwdriver thing, couldn't reach too far as screwdriver was only about 10 inches long, the only thing I could get the same noise from was vacuum pump, I put screwdriver on top of pump heard slight noise, put screwdriver on right side of pump and same noise but a lot louder,( it as if somthing inside pump is catching on somthing every rotation,) very carfull when pulling oil filter out and when topping up but I can't honestly say I DID NOT spill a bit but not that I noticed or can notice now on or near alternator, the investergation continues.
I'm probably going to look a right lemon when/if it gets found its probably nowhere near vacuum pump, ha, Ha.
Know how you feel... I have had an issue for 4 years after an oil change (what I presume, coincidental). Once the car gets to normal temperature, if feels slightly sluggish. Change a few sensors, cleaned EGR, replaced MAF, changed turbo vacuum control, turbo checked out 100% all on advice of a few good people and of course no codes are being thrown. A few BMW mechanics have stated they do notice the change in the performance, that there is definitely an issue but since no codes are thrown it would be a long process (and expensive) to locate the issue and to just wait until it gets worse. 4 years down the track, its not getting worse, but the issue is still there

Anyway, I hope you get yours sorted soon.. At least you have a noise to track down
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