Why left exhaust pipe snoring?
#11
Kamunikashuns
We already experienced your “to be clear” when you obviously misread or did not understand the text. Then you never responded to the correction which led me to wonder whether or not you read or understood the response. I even considered the possibility that English may not be your primary language causing words to be translated differently.
Back to the topic, only a muffler bearing can create the sounds you describe.
Out.
#12
If you use terms that have nothing to do with the topic when you ask a question you are relying on reader to interpolate what you are saying out of context in order to formulate a response. That fact makes it more likely that you will get an answer that is less than accurate.
We already experienced your “to be clear” when you obviously misread or did not understand the text. Then you never responded to the correction which led me to wonder whether or not you read or understood the response. I even considered the possibility that English may not be your primary language causing words to be translated differently.
Back to the topic, only a muffler bearing can create the sounds you describe.
Out.
We already experienced your “to be clear” when you obviously misread or did not understand the text. Then you never responded to the correction which led me to wonder whether or not you read or understood the response. I even considered the possibility that English may not be your primary language causing words to be translated differently.
Back to the topic, only a muffler bearing can create the sounds you describe.
Out.
#13
Can you explain why it would create such sounds, especially when I turn off the engine as you can hear in the attached recording in my post?
#14
Bazinga!
#15
He's jerking your chain. Power brake it and see if you can identify where it's rubbing.
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