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      02-28-2019, 07:22 PM   #1
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Crazy noise while engine is off



What in the world is this noise? It happens shortly after shutting the engine off and will still be going an hour later. Been going on for a month now.
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Someone posted earlier a similar issue and as I remember it was caused by the VALVETRONIC actuator. Item #1

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My M235i did this one time I remember. It went away when I started the car, I never heard it again.
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Someone posted earlier a similar issue and as I remember it was caused by the VANOS actuator. Item #1
Interesting, as in it's a normal function or something the dealer needs to fix?
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My M235i did this one time I remember. It went away when I started the car, I never heard it again.
Mine seems to do it every time I drive. One time I washed my car and hadn't started it in 2+ hours and it was still making the noise.
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Mine seems to do it every time I drive. One time I washed my car and hadn't started it in 2+ hours and it was still making the noise.
Yep, that's when I noticed it on mine. Turned it on and off and it never did it again.
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According to the factory description: "The Valvetronic servomotor is activated via pulse-width-modulation. The duty cycle is between 5 and 98 %."
This causes the chirping noise, so it is normal. The only question is if this is normal when the engine is off, and for how long? For such an extended period is suspicious for me.
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Mine did this for the first time last weekend while cooling down after a track session. Glad to hear it's not related, and "normal".
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