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Old 03-14-2015, 10:38 AM
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Hi,

The engine is cold here, but does this sound ok or early tct?

https://youtu.be/bmvOeXqpGz0

Also when I start the car relatively quickly after its first cold start i.e. moving out of garage, turn off, shut garage. Restart, it makes a grinding type noise on ignition, any ideas or is this normal?

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Sounds OK to me mate. The F20c is not the quietest unit in the world. Unless I'm A muppet that is ok.
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Thanks, will try again when hot. Just read up on TCT and you hear whats not there yourself!

Any ideas on the grindy noise upon reigntion? Will try and record that next time.
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Originally Posted by JoeperkinS
Thanks, will try again when hot. Just read up on TCT and you hear whats not there yourself!

Any ideas on the grindy noise upon reigntion? Will try and record that next time.
The starter motor sometimes gets a bit sticky and doesn't disengage properly. That'll be what that is. It's pretty common, especially in colder temperatures, and nothing to worry about, really.
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Ah ok, that'll be it then, as its the 6 o clock starts to get to the gym before work!

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The way to stop the grinding noise whilst you close the garage is to .................................................. .......... Leave the engine running.
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starter motor thing is pretty comon in many cars. It happens in my st220 too.
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The way to stop the grinding noise whilst you close the garage is to .................................................. .......... Leave the engine running.
Garage keys and car keys cant be 2 places at once, will just have to get a spare cut for this!
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Originally Posted by mantecosa
starter motor thing is pretty comon in many cars. It happens in my st220 too.
Thanks, never had it before. But then I've never had to do it before.
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Originally Posted by JoeperkinS
Originally Posted by richmc' timestamp='1426371145' post='23540192
The way to stop the grinding noise whilst you close the garage is to .................................................. .......... Leave the engine running.
Garage keys and car keys cant be 2 places at once, will just have to get a spare cut for this!
No but they can be on separate key rings like mine.


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