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New Exhaust Car Still Loud 900

1993 940 Turbo B230FT.

I acquired this car 1 year ago and the first thing I noticed was how much louder it was than any other Volvo I've owned or driven. At the time, I had an identical car, a '93 940 Turbo wagon that was noticeably quieter.

I had this noisy car inspected by a Volvo shop and they found nothing wrong with the exhaust, including the exhaust manifold. Physically, it looked in great shape and it was only 2 years old. It was however an aftermarket Walker system, which many of us here don't think too highly of. I assumed that the Walker mufflers were just plain loud so I bit the bullet and ordered a factory Volvo Cat back system from Tasca.

I replaced everything from the cat back yesterday with the new Volvo stuff and the car is even louder than before.

This is not a quiet car by any means. It has a low burble at idle and there is a low resonant drone at all other engine speeds.

Any ideas?

Chris
'93 945T 180K






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