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I hear something in this video, it sounds like metallic but is that what it is or is that the keys you are holding?
Damn that is my keys jingling. I was more referring to what sounds like the valve train turning over but honestly I'm now starting to think I'm hearing things now or more likely they are all perfectly normal noises.
Thanks for the replies guys
In the nicest way possible, I think you are tripping...
All sounds normal to me but hard to tell through a video!
Direct injection engines are known to be noisy. Its to do with the high pressure fuel pump/injectors and how they operate. We have a new Mazda 3 that sounds like this. I couldnt really hear anything that sounded out of the ordinary (besides the keys haha)
Now get out and enjoy your car!
Now get out and enjoy your car!
Probably am tripping but I'm still wondering what the sound generator is meant to be doing because am not sure I hear that.
That probably is keys. I'll just roll with it
Direct injection engines are known to be noisy. Its to do with the high pressure fuel pump/injectors and how they operate. We have a new Mazda 3 that sounds like this. I couldnt really hear anything that sounded out of the ordinary (besides the keys haha)
Now get out and enjoy your car!
Good to know. Thanks
It's 'artificial' sound effects when you switch to sportier modes.
The Sport+ exhaust setting is also opening the valve in the straight through exhaust pipe so allowing a 'real' increase in exhaust volume. That will not have a proportional effect on the engine note. Have you tried driving with the rear windows open to see what comes in from the outside?
I would like to be able to turn off the ESG as it serves no purpose for me.
I would like to be able to turn off the ESG as it serves no purpose for me.
That was my thought too, unfortunately no easy way to do this, as the ESG sits on one fuse with the radiator fan
(and wiper fluid nozzle heater and seat heater module, but those aren't crucial)
After googling up direct injection engines... They match the noises I am hearing.
So thanks to everyone for listening to my paranoia! Now back to loving the car!
So thanks to everyone for listening to my paranoia! Now back to loving the car!
I'm worried now that my car isn't direct injection I'll have to get it booked in
I'll have to get it booked in On the German forum there's a "how to" disconnect te sound generator: 
Or the link to the page: http://www.hyundaiboard.de/hyundai-forum/hyundai-i30/27728-mein-n-ruckelt/#post420638
Some photos!
A 49" TV went into it easily... even with the brace bar in. I just put a bag under it to help support it:
The photos don't really illustrate it but it also got a 35% tint on the side/back windows:
edit: if you ever want full sizes of my images just right click and open in a new window then delete the last letter before the .jpg
A 49" TV went into it easily... even with the brace bar in. I just put a bag under it to help support it:
The photos don't really illustrate it but it also got a 35% tint on the side/back windows:
edit: if you ever want full sizes of my images just right click and open in a new window then delete the last letter before the .jpg
Yeah I have an SR20 turbo in my my Datsun 1600 which has noisy injectors, well known to that motor.Direct injection engines are known to be noisy. Its to do with the high pressure fuel pump/injectors and how they operate. We have a new Mazda 3 that sounds like this. I couldnt really hear anything that sounded out of the ordinary (besides the keys haha)
Now get out and enjoy your car!
