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01-10-2002, 07:24 PM
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Location: Mansfield, OH.
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Take a length of 3/8 rubber hose, hold one end to your ear and probe other end around engine compartment to find were noise is loudest. If noise goes away after 10 minutes I would not think its the exhaust. As metal will expand and seal it self. Hope you find it because I know any kind of in my stang will drive me up a wall, good luck.
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