L99 2SS/RS Exhaust "Popping" on Start...
Guys,
I've got a L99 2SS/RS and almost every time I start the car, whether a cold start or after it is warm, the exhaust makes a "Popping" type noise, almost like a backfire. It's done it consistently since I've gotten the car, almost seems like it does it more often now. I've got ~1750 miles on her and I've done an oil change at 500 miles and 1500 miles hoping that it would help correct the problem. Is anyone else seeing this? I can deal with the fact that the car might be a little slower than advertised, I don't really plan on racing it much ever, but the "Popping" exhaust when I start it or take off fast makes me look like an idiot if I want people to be impressed with my new baby...I think you guys know what I mean...Anyone else experiencing this or had any resolutions yet? Also, anyone else find the oil dipstick in this car particularly hard to read? I had to dip it about 6 or 7 times before I was comfortable with the reading.... Thanks, Y2J |
The popping is pretty normal with any cars exhaust. If it goes away when the car warms up its completely normal.
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I guess I just never noticed it on my 2005 GTO, or it was muffled because the exhaust on the GTO was ALOT louder than the Camaro...
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My 1SS A6 also does this "single pop" exhaust noise on startup.
No codes have been noted and I have "problems". It's looking like a "normal" sound. |
Mine does the same exact thing. I thought it was a problem, but I guess it's normal. It will be interesting to see if it still pops when I upgrade the exhaust.
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Its all normal it goes away after it warms up a little, my 5.0 mustang with straight pipes used to wake up the whole county when I would drive out of my neighberhood in the mornings. I miss that pony.
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Yup. Same here. Mine does the same thing. Not all do it but I'm not really concerned. However, it doesn't do it after that at all.
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i wouldnt be concerned changing your oil isnt really a cure for things.
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Yep, LS3 does it too, completely normal
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