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Marbles in my muffler

I spent Friday at Pocono with he Audi Club. Other than the bad gas cap spewing gas all over the North Course, it was a pretty good day.

I packed up and left about 4:30. When I was leaving on the access road to the tunnel there was a huge noise coming from the rear of the car like there were about 5 marbles in the muffler. (It also sounded like I was dragging tin cans). It started when I decelerated from about 25mph.

I stopped the car checked everything. It was not coming from the engine. I pulled away and when I decelerted it did it again. I stopped. Then it was fine . I drove home (about 60 miles) with no problem and no noise. It did it once again decelerating right before my driveway. Nothing since.

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which car?

maybe a bad cat converter, marbles in a can is often how an IMS failure is described, but I dont think you would make it 60 miles without that
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If you have a cat and the internals let loose, bang on it and you should hear the crap that has melted and fallen apart inside it.
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Don't want to alarm you, but I had a similar thing with a 993 a few years back - it was a shattered ceramic valve seat. You might need to take the muffler off and see if you can figure out what the stuff is and where it came from.
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CVs gone dry........
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Sorry. It was my 70 with a 3.2 motor and a 915 trans.
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OK.. well its not the cats then

CV's is a good guess

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