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Engine problem

  • Thread starter Thread starter WashburnGT
  • Start date Start date Oct 17, 2005

WashburnGT

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I noticed the other day that my engine was making a strange noise. The best way I can describe it is it sounds like you were to shift into too high of a gear at low speads and your engine makes that "dieseling" sound.
My car makes the noise at 3000+ RPMs, and only makes the noise while Im at WOT.
Anybody have any thoughts?
 
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