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Gotta be a small leak man, I had the z tips to and heard nothing like that.
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Originally posted by Chet Mo and the Camaro: no its not the fuel pump no way!! it is definitaly the exhaust should i take it back to the exhaust shop!!!
X2.
IDK what the hell my sound is either. I thought it was the fuel pump, but I found if I just deaden the rear trunk area it goes away.
I bet its a leak. A pinhole will cause a small whisle like that. Your pushing air out and its going through a small hole its gonna make a whisle sound take it to exhaust shop and have it Welded on there
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the exhaust shop did it and everything is welded!! this will be interesting because it goes as follows:
oem cat-welde-v8 pipinig-welded-bullit muffler-welded-v8piping-welded-muffler-welded- outlets-welded- tips
start your car, go run your hands around the sides of the pipe, and around the connection of the pipes to the muffler. if you can feel air anywhere you have a leak. also check the connections around the cat. just do it everywhere, or look for black (soot), normally signs of a leak.
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