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Engine Noise in 1991 240 200

posted by  Sjam on  Sat Dec 1 14:01 CST 2007
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Thanks for the tip. I did as you suggested and the noise seems to have gone away. That was a big relief to be able to narrow it down to a bushing. For now I will be content with the WD-40 solution and look at replacing the bushing later on. Again, thanks. I love the Brickboard because chances are someone has experienced and/or found a solution to whatever situation that comes up involving a Brick and is more than willing to share. I wish that life in general was like that.






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