Resonating from exhaust or cold air intake?
03-21-2007, 12:12 AM
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Resonating from exhaust or cold air intake?
I have a 2002, GMC Yukon with K&N Partially open to engine air filter and Gibson exhaust single out.
What is causing the resonating sound in the cab? It only happens at certain RPM's while going thru the gears.
I'm leaning towards the air intake! It sounds like it is coming from the engine compartment.
What is causing the resonating sound in the cab? It only happens at certain RPM's while going thru the gears.
I'm leaning towards the air intake! It sounds like it is coming from the engine compartment.
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It's called "louder exhaust"....and it never goes away unless you use a Magnaflow or soemthing. But I can't imagine why you wouldent want to hear your exhaust while your driving? That';s why we all put pipes on our truck. It's got 8 cyl.s....let em' roar.
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Originally Posted by kevinm
I have a 2002, GMC Yukon with K&N Partially open to engine air filter and Gibson exhaust single out.
What is causing the resonating sound in the cab? It only happens at certain RPM's while going thru the gears.
I'm leaning towards the air intake! It sounds like it is coming from the engine compartment.
What is causing the resonating sound in the cab? It only happens at certain RPM's while going thru the gears.
I'm leaning towards the air intake! It sounds like it is coming from the engine compartment.
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