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Engine vibration 200 1991

posted by  clbolt on  Wed Aug 6 09:54 CST 2003
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I've been having the same problem with my 91 245, and based on my experience with my 87 245, figured it was just a loose heat shield. However, I dicovered that the later cars don't have the same heat shield, and that's not my problem.

As it turns out in my case, the catalytic converter has a death rattle. I've got a new one coming, so I only have to live with it for a few more days, but it's definitely annoying. Try knocking on your converter (cold) and see if the core sounds loose.






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