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Extremley loud PSE

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YOUR RESEARCHExtremley loud PSE

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Oh well it is what it is as long as its replaced un warranty.
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Oh well it is what it is as long as its replaced un warranty.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Driving home tonight my exhaust almost instantly got extremley loud. I have PSE installed. When I got home it seems to be coming from the passenger side only. Is my exhaust shot? If it needs replaced to I go with PSE or an alternative? Thanks

POST 2Original post

If it's still under warranty I'd just get it fixed. That is if it is indeed shot.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Is this the kind of thing that can be fixed or is replacement the only option?

POST 4Original post

Usually, one ofthe pipes have developed a hole. Occasionally, one of the conections/welds have came apart. Either one usually results in replacement of the part.

POST 5Original post

A hole???!!! This is an OEM part developing a hole---that seems unacceptable. Oh well it is what it is as long as its replaced un warranty. Mike

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have it at the dealer now. The car is a 99 with a Porsche extended warranty. I have not looked at the details but I would be surprised if the exhaust was covered under the warranty.

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