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Exhaust leak? 200

posted by  bosozoku on  Sat Dec 25 01:16 CST 2004
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Check the gaskets where the exhaust manifold bolts to the engine.
An exhaust leak there will cause a ticking noise under load - when
the engine gets warm, things might expand enough to seal off the
leak.


I had that problem when I first bought my car, and I thought "oh
%$^&, I bought a car with a bad *engine*," only to have my mechanic
tell me about the leak.


-b.






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