Help me identify this noise
Sounds like a pump whining noise. I usually hear mines when I'm low on gas.
Fill her up and see if you notice it.
Another thing that could make this noise is pin holes in the exhaust.
Both are non concerning and will get worse with time, pointing you in the right direction.
Fill her up and see if you notice it.
Another thing that could make this noise is pin holes in the exhaust.
Both are non concerning and will get worse with time, pointing you in the right direction.
Sounds like a pump whining noise. I usually hear mines when I'm low on gas.
Fill her up and see if you notice it.
Another thing that could make this noise is pin holes in the exhaust.
Both are non concerning and will get worse with time, pointing you in the right direction.
Fill her up and see if you notice it.
Another thing that could make this noise is pin holes in the exhaust.
Both are non concerning and will get worse with time, pointing you in the right direction.
Waiting for warming weather but plug 1 of your exhaust pipe and blow air on the other pipe using a shop vac, then spray soap around your y-pipe as I hear it is common for them to rust first. Look for air bubbles.
Last edited by fuze01; Jan 24, 2022 at 10:09 PM.
This is a great advice, it will keep the soapy water from evaporating as well as introducing enough pressure to show leaks if there are any.
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