There is a funny rattley noise ; kinda fan-like, too, i suppose, that continuously is making noise inside my console. If I put my thumb over the little vents in the console by the front of the E-brake, it muffles the sound. ANY SUGGESTIONS??????
I think there's a troll living inside my console...
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It's the aspirator fan.caseycarson said:
Go to the NSX FAQ by clicking on the word FAQ in the red bar at the top of your screen (next to where it says Support NSXprime). Then click on Troubleshooting, then click on "What's that NOISE?" Then scroll down to where it says "What's That Buzzing Sound From The Console?".
Troll removal
1 -One can of beer. Seems to work best with Old Milwakee or Shlitz.
2 - One pair dirty mans underwear. If a pair with a bacon strip is available, use those.
While sitting in car, place bacon stripped garment over head, inside out. Chug Schlitz while repeating the following: "Oh most noble and honorable Troll Patroller, I humbly beseech thee, to lower the bonds of your kingdom, so low, that even I, a lowly and unworthy NSX owner might be granted your exulted presence and assistance in the removal of the infested auto-critter troll.”
If that doesn't work, repeat again, but this time have a friend video tape the entire procedure. Then post the video here for further analysis. :wink:
The solution would be the simple auto-critter removal spell. Proceed with caution, but exactly as I set forth the spell to be carried out. First, you will need the following:caseycarson said:
1 -One can of beer. Seems to work best with Old Milwakee or Shlitz.
2 - One pair dirty mans underwear. If a pair with a bacon strip is available, use those.
While sitting in car, place bacon stripped garment over head, inside out. Chug Schlitz while repeating the following: "Oh most noble and honorable Troll Patroller, I humbly beseech thee, to lower the bonds of your kingdom, so low, that even I, a lowly and unworthy NSX owner might be granted your exulted presence and assistance in the removal of the infested auto-critter troll.”
If that doesn't work, repeat again, but this time have a friend video tape the entire procedure. Then post the video here for further analysis. :wink:
Re: Troll removal
Casey,
Take your console off....and unplug the stupid thing or remove dirts in the fan itself. Your problem will go away
Casey,
Take your console off....and unplug the stupid thing or remove dirts in the fan itself. Your problem will go away
Cleaning the fan should solve your problem. If you've never taken your console out, give me a call and Ill be glad to give you a hand. PM me for contact info.
Patrick
Patrick
Re: Troll removal
I hooked up the air nozzel to my air compresser and blew it out. It didn't help. Are there any ill side effects to "unplugging the stupid thing?"
PoohBEAR said:Casey,
Take your console off....and unplug the stupid thing or remove dirts in the fan itself. Your problem will go away
I hooked up the air nozzel to my air compresser and blew it out. It didn't help. Are there any ill side effects to "unplugging the stupid thing?"
Re: Troll removal
Not really unless you actually like having a working climate control.
Really though, it is extremely easy to take out your center console and inspect it yourself and/or clean it to put it back in. That's your internal temperature sensor for the climate control so don't just disconnect it. You could always buy a brand new one and I think they run about $180. (If I remember correctly)
caseycarson said:
Not really unless you actually like having a working climate control.
Really though, it is extremely easy to take out your center console and inspect it yourself and/or clean it to put it back in. That's your internal temperature sensor for the climate control so don't just disconnect it. You could always buy a brand new one and I think they run about $180. (If I remember correctly)
80530-SL0-A01 ASPIRATOR ASSY. 1991 NSX List Price 307.68 Delray Acura Price $246.14jlindy said:
I see no reason to replace it, there is one moving part in the whole thing and it just takes 30 minutes to fix it better than stock.
http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29371&highlight=fan+adjustment
Clean it, lube it and carefully adjust: perfect results. I've done it to two different cars. I'm down to about 5-10 minutes onces the console comes out.
Maybe I should start a core return program that fixes these things....it is really simple.
Drew
http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29371&highlight=fan+adjustment
Clean it, lube it and carefully adjust: perfect results. I've done it to two different cars. I'm down to about 5-10 minutes onces the console comes out.
Maybe I should start a core return program that fixes these things....it is really simple.
Drew
