Anybody else roll the windows down and hear pretty loud clatter when accelerating cold? I have heard a bunch of people mention this in other forums, just curious what people thought. It threw me off this morning when I heard it-had me like 

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Ok thanks for the reply! Why does it only do it while cold? Once it warms up after a couple minutes it disappearsThis is nornal behavior of direct injection engine. Unfortunately just the nature of the beast. But it gives a lot of other benefits too. Can run much higher compression with turbo and much lower risk of detonation.
ahhh could be.....which would explain why it's only for the first couple minutes of the driveIs it related to oil pressure?
I know one of my motorcycle's sounds like two skeletons ****ing in a metal trashcan until the oil pressure adjusts the cam chain.
Gasoline viscosity are like oil. It does thin out a lot at higher temperature. Direct injection is running at 2000-3000 PSI compared to 60-80 PSI for Port injection. When cold it runs higher toward 3000 PSI pressure as the higher viscosity is giving much higher resistance. This unfortunately also increase noise.Ok thanks for the reply! Why does it only do it while cold? Once it warms up after a couple minutes it disappears