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Funny Noises

  • Thread starter Thread starter MisterCMK
  • Start date Start date Nov 8, 2004

MisterCMK

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  • Nov 8, 2004
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Hey guys, I've got another for ya. When in gear, and at about 1k rpm, not matter what gear I am in, I get a grinding/rumbling noise coming from what sounds like the front. I don't have any heat shields loose, and everything looks tight. What do you guys think it is? thanks
 
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