Raspy Sound from Passanger Side when revving.
Raspy Sound from Passanger Side when revving.
Just like the title says. It doesn't matter if the car is in gear or not, when I rev the motor, there is a raspy hiss comming from the passanger side floor. I'm pretty sure it's not an exhaust leak because I had the gaskets replaced when I got my new exhaust put on. It started last night after I raced a Lincon LS V8. If anyone has any opinions they would be welcomed.
"Look where the light shines best"
You replaced your exhaust. You now have a noise coming from there. It is reasonable to assume that one of the gaskets has failed since installation. It is common, usually due to inadequate torque at one of the fittings. Easy to check. With the engine running, go put your hand near each of the fittings and feel for an air leak.
You replaced your exhaust. You now have a noise coming from there. It is reasonable to assume that one of the gaskets has failed since installation. It is common, usually due to inadequate torque at one of the fittings. Easy to check. With the engine running, go put your hand near each of the fittings and feel for an air leak.
Originally Posted by Halfcent
"Look where the light shines best"
You replaced your exhaust. You now have a noise coming from there. It is reasonable to assume that one of the gaskets has failed since installation. It is common, usually due to inadequate torque at one of the fittings. Easy to check. With the engine running, go put your hand near each of the fittings and feel for an air leak.
You replaced your exhaust. You now have a noise coming from there. It is reasonable to assume that one of the gaskets has failed since installation. It is common, usually due to inadequate torque at one of the fittings. Easy to check. With the engine running, go put your hand near each of the fittings and feel for an air leak.
Thanks, you always give good advice.
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