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KNOWN FAULT · Maserati

Whistle when accelerating from the turbo-to-cylinder-head gasket (Grecale MHEV)

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Engine / equipment
Maserati Grecale 2.0 MHEV (M182), all years
Period mentioned
2022 onwards
Symptoms
High-pitched whistle when accelerating that rises with the revs; rarely, a smell of exhaust gas in the engine bay.
Possible cause described
In several cases the whistle came not from the turbo but from the gasket between the turbo and the cylinder head. Maserati says to check it with a road test and data logging before replacing the turbo (diagnostic sheet DS 26-04, March 2026).
Check for the garage
Ask the garage to check the gasket between the turbo and the cylinder head before replacing the turbo; if you smell exhaust gas, do not drive with the windows closed and have it checked soon.
Cost cited in the source
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How is it checked?

Ask the garage to check the gasket between the turbo and the cylinder head before replacing the turbo; if you smell exhaust gas, do not drive with the windows closed and have it checked soon.

What are the symptoms?

High-pitched whistle when accelerating that rises with the revs; rarely, a smell of exhaust gas in the engine bay.

Which cars and years does it affect?
Brands
Maserati
Engine / equipment
Maserati Grecale 2.0 MHEV (M182), all years
Period mentioned
2022 onwards

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