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FWIW, my PSE had to be replaced under warranty for faulty internals.
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The insides of the mufflers were not holding up, and it was likely the valve assembly.
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Here are the details of Frank's recommend procedure ....
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To transate these sites to you particular problem, replace the word 'colon' with 'exhaust',' enema' with '100 Octane,' and 'polyps' with 'gravel.'
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Just picked up a set of PSE's (private party). It sounds like a few pieces of gravel or something rolling around inside that I can't shake out. Does anybody have an exploded view of the mufflers so I can get a better idea of how to go about getting it out. It doesn't sound metallic.
Thanks,
Tom
Tom - If something is in there .... short of attaching one end of a cable to your tow hook and another to a large crane, you are going to have to remove the mufflers to (hopefully) solve this problem. :-)
PS - if you go to the 'mufflers exposed section of the
www.fabspeed.com
web site, I believe they have what you are looking for.
Mark
Here are the details of Frank's recommend procedure .... mine was much more civilized.
http://www.colonoscopy.com/
or
http://digestive.niddk.nih.gov/ddise...tualcolonoscop
To transate these sites to you particular problem, replace the word 'colon' with 'exhaust',' enema' with '100 Octane,' and 'polyps' with 'gravel.'
Keep us posted!
FWIW, my PSE had to be replaced under warranty for faulty internals. The insides of the mufflers were not holding up, and it was likely the valve assembly.
Others have had the same problem. I hope that this is not the case with your mufflers...
what is a pse, pss9 a ppi etc?? there are so many abbr. here i havent had (my c2, or p car as ive read) long enough to ever had all these things written out. thanks
The valves are the achilles heel of the Porsche Sports Exhaust, IMO of course, they are bound to rattle eventually. As RJ noted, others (myself included) have problems with rattles , in fact I am waiting for a warranty replacement set myself. When parts warranty runs out and it starts to rattle again I will just have someone wack the valves out and weld in some tubing. Or sell them...
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