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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Kings Bay, Ga
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Engine Hiss
I recently did some major work to my 1986 944 and went for a "test" drive tonight and when I was driving I noticed a HISSING sound but went away for the most part when I accelerated...where is it coming from?
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vacuum leak?
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Fresno, CA
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Snakes!!!!!
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Location: Kings Bay, Ga
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Hiss
It is neither a vaccuum leak or snakes...I checked for the snakes and it is still too cold here for them next, I checked all the vaccuum lines and none are seperated to leave an opening...what next?
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your average wrencher...
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leaking vacuum line that runs your climate control? looses vacuum when accelerating (as opposed to a closed throttlebody=high vacuum) do the vents or anything change, like flow wise?
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one of gods prototypes
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Is your airfilter housing or the bolts to the afm tight? What did you have apart?
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uh, stick your head in the engine bay and see where it's coming from?
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