Loud Noise at front of my mk 4 golf
Discussion
996TT02 said:
Be careful your pistons don't fall out (use some sellotape over the hole) other than that you'll be fine.
People should really try and give the OP some serious advice, she could really make a fool of himself if he didn't do this. Although I would recommend duct tape, sellotape is not meant for this application. Edited by P I Staker on Saturday 30th November 21:21
P I Staker said:
996TT02 said:
Be careful your pistons don't fall out (use some sellotape over the hole) other than that you'll be fine.
People should really try and give the OP some serious advice, he could really make a fool of himself if he didn't do this. Although I would recommend duct tape, sellotape is not meant for this application. - she

smiffy180 said:
P I Staker said:
996TT02 said:
Be careful your pistons don't fall out (use some sellotape over the hole) other than that you'll be fine.
People should really try and give the OP some serious advice, he could really make a fool of himself if he didn't do this. Although I would recommend duct tape, sellotape is not meant for this application. - she


Jack it up then start the car, trace the noise by ear then put your hand around the exhaust (Don't touch it!) and feel for where it's leaking. As said it's most likely the flexi section if you think it's around the front of the car.
ETA: Make sure if you're going under the car to use an axle stand or improvise something to keep safe.
ETA: Make sure if you're going under the car to use an axle stand or improvise something to keep safe.
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