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Why did my exhaust get instantly loud
Ok so I found out it is the catalytic converter. There is a vent or some sort of opening underneath it and that's where the exhaust is coming out. The truck seems to have the same amount of power. So I guess my next step is to replace the cat, just worried if anything got into the muffler...- Clay Keglovitz
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- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Why did my exhaust get instantly loud
Everything looks to be in tact, its hard to pinpoint exactly where it is coming from. Doesn't sound like a pop or any exaust leak and it's very loud under the cab. I'll keep you all updated, thanks for the help. Also I wanted to add I was driving it around 50 mph the truck was quiet and then...- Clay Keglovitz
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- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Why did my exhaust get instantly loud
I have stock exhaust and it appears to be in good shape, its all there and I do not see any holes or places where pipes are unhooked...The truck was running quietly and then instantly became very loud. Any ideas? I don't think manifolds would go instantly?- Clay Keglovitz
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- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Truck going into "Limp mode"
Yep for sure, Im just glad its not an actual transmission issue.- Clay Keglovitz
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- Forum: Transmissions
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1996 K1500 Z71
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Truck going into "Limp mode"
Thanks for the replies, I believe it is my battery(s) they are pretty old and get a lot of use with the boss plow.- Clay Keglovitz
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- Forum: Transmissions
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Truck going into "Limp mode"
1995 Chevy 2500 4x4 with 350TBI and 4L80E trans (I believe) Automatic approx 257K It had the transmission replaced from the previous owner at approx 200K The truck went into limp mode a while back, would not go faster than 35 to 40 mph. Once I shut the truck off and drove it again later, it...- Clay Keglovitz
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