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Joker 15-Oct-2007 01:27 PM

Loud vibrating noise after exhaust change
 
I just had my exhaust swapped with the one i had from my sedan. Now, when i start the car there is a loud loud noise coming from the rear right, where the exhaust is.. its just the stock axle back that was changed, nothing else. The car almost vibrates. Also, when i shift gears the engine sounds louder than usual from the inside, but no change when revving at dead stop. Anyone know whats going on here? Did that sedan exhaust cause something?

thanks

DumbasSi 15-Oct-2007 07:40 PM

The extra noise could be an exhaust leak. The vibrating could be the exhaust rubbling against something like the suspension or bumper maybe.

plzbeleiveit 18-Oct-2007 12:51 AM

Check all your hangers. go from their.

fingolfin 18-Oct-2007 03:29 PM

exhaust hitting body
or
hanger not holding exhaust properly

Joker 18-Oct-2007 04:27 PM

I used a sedan exhuast on the hatch, could that have been a problem?How woul the exhaust hit the body if it was just a bolt on?

chris_v2 18-Oct-2007 08:16 PM

hit and shake the exhaust. You'll see where its hitting.

Joker 25-Oct-2007 02:30 AM

ive noticed a small crack near the exhaust heat shield, near the shifter bushing, the u shaped bushing.. could that be it? also something is vibrating like crazy, its not the exhaust tho, and only happens in like 2nd gear and in lower rpms... it started after the exhaust rotted off and i replaced it hangers are all intact and are secure

ProCiVic 25-Oct-2007 11:16 PM

check the heat sheilds on the manifold, and all around the exhaust pipe, i had a problem like that it was actually the muffler that was creating the vibrating sound.

fingolfin 02-Nov-2007 02:20 PM

just take it to a shop, u seem to be struggling with this

its probably around ur heat shield....


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