Hi everyone. I have a 2015 V6S coupe with an active exhaust.
Lately, my friends and I have noticed that the car has become quieter even with the exhaust valves open - with fewer cracks and bangs...
The exhaust switch still works, and there is a noticeable difference between when the switch is on and off, but it just seems quieter.
I’ve also noticed that the right tail pipe seems dirtier than the left tail pipe and that the right tail pipe seems to be chucking out more exhaust gases than the left one (based on my quick hand in front of the exhaust test that I carried out).
Any help or advice on why this might be the case? I’m not very clued up on the mechanics of this exhaust system, and therefore not sure if one tail pipe being ‘dominant’ is by design.
And the car seems to drive fine - no warning lights coming on...
Car become quieter
Mine just had its first service and no difference in the audio drama!
V6 coupe, Ultimate Black, 19" propellor wheels, suede cloth performance seats, interior black pack, suede cloth headlining, flat bottom steering wheel, heated seats, power tailgate
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Thanks ftypeharv for replying - no. Last serviced in February and not due in for another few months
If car has the software update for o2 exhaust reliability it will be quieter, Jag are supposed to check and apply during a service yet prob will not tell you - many people noticed a lack of noise after it was applied
K309 from memory..... Google it
Newer versions of update make it alot better
K309 from memory..... Google it
Newer versions of update make it alot better
But something has changed between the last service in Feb and now.Ftypeharv wrote: ↑Tue Oct 17, 2017 3:13 pm If car has the software update for o2 exhaust reliability it will be quieter, Jag are supposed to check and apply during a service yet prob will not tell you - many people noticed a lack of noise after it was applied
K309 from memory..... Google it
Newer versions of update make it alot better
Maybe one of the valves isn't operating for some reason so effectively restricting the free flow.