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Phantom motor
« on: 22 September 2010, 14:05:39 »

On occasions , maybe once a week, soon after I have started the car there is the sound of an electric motor running for about 2 seconds then it stops. It comes from the passenger side , but i do not have time to locate it .  It is a little bit similar to the sound of an electric window motor,  but it is not that tripping in . Any one else had this or can think what it could be ??
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Re: Phantom motor
« Reply #1 on: 22 September 2010, 14:28:28 »

Check your sunroof the next time it happens, you may have  'phantom sunroof ' syndrome in the car!  :-/ If so, look in the Maintenance Section for a fix :y
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Re: Phantom motor
« Reply #2 on: 22 September 2010, 15:02:14 »

Thanks for the suggestion, but  deff lower than that.  Sort of door foot well dash area
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Re: Phantom motor
« Reply #3 on: 22 September 2010, 15:06:54 »

My old mini-facelift 2.5 used to do similar ... I eventually decided, but never proved, that it was something to do with the climate control apparently resetting/cycling on startup.

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Re: Phantom motor
« Reply #4 on: 22 September 2010, 15:22:54 »

Im with entwood on this one,i carnt remember if theres a flap that opens or shuts by a servo moter for some reason,or is it because on starting the car the battery voltage just dippes enough for the valve to want to move then tha alternater takes over and the voltage is enough to keep said flap happy hope this makes sense :y
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Re: Phantom motor
« Reply #5 on: 22 September 2010, 15:37:03 »

try the sia pump in passenger side wheel arch
just disconect it if it is that
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Re: Phantom motor
« Reply #6 on: 22 September 2010, 16:01:35 »

 ..... Sia pump ?  what would that be then ??  :-/     I think it sounds more ' in car ' than under wheel arch .  The  other suggestions sound possible ... thanks
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Re: Phantom motor
« Reply #7 on: 22 September 2010, 16:05:11 »

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try the sia pump in passenger side wheel arch
just disconect it if it is that

OP has a 2.2 which does not have the sai pump i believe
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Re: Phantom motor
« Reply #8 on: 22 September 2010, 16:30:18 »

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On occasions , maybe once a week, soon after I have started the car there is the sound of an electric motor running for about 2 seconds then it stops. It comes from the passenger side , but i do not have time to locate it .  It is a little bit similar to the sound of an electric window motor,  but it is not that tripping in . Any one else had this or can think what it could be ??
As Nige (Entwood) says. Climate control servo/motor valve. Exactly the same on mine. Nowt to worry about mate :y
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