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I found my chitter! 700 1987

posted by  Frank19382 on  Wed Mar 19 11:08 CST 2008
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Yep,,,those pesky rubber muffler hangers... Bought a few from FCP at a couple of bucks each and voila...no more rattles! Was a horrible rattling going around in a left turn...indy mech thought initially that it was an axle bearing crapping out...

Afterwards, I grabbed the tail-pipe and shook it real good...and oh it did hav lots'a play in it...so I crawled under it at the house...and sure enough...shone a flashlight up there and there it was torn bigger than Stuttgart...

Pretty easy fix...less than 30 minutes...






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