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Squealing near 3000 rpms
Sorry it’s a 60 I’ll change belts thanks!- Rumi
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- Forum: 60-Series Wagons
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Squealing near 3000 rpms
Hi Was wondering if someone can point me in right direction around 3000 rpms I’m getting a high pitched squeal and as I apply gas it gets louder ? Thanks!!- Rumi
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- Forum: 60-Series Wagons
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Backfire near headers won’t start
Got it thanks found plug on road.- Rumi
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- Forum: 60-Series Wagons
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Backfire near headers won’t start
Hi need some help Then driving along fine and I heard a backfire near where the headers are and I’ll attach a picture smoke coming out of small pipe ? Not shure which way to go . It will turn turn over but it won’t stay started?- Rumi
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- Forum: 60-Series Wagons
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80 series shudder / vibration on acceleration
Just to check in found the shudder it’s coming from the front differential any words of advice thanks!- Rumi
- Post #13
- Forum: 80-Series Tech
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80 series shudder / vibration on acceleration
It sat since 2005 not shure of the history I also replaced the gas tank and fuel pump to initially get it going- Rumi
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- Forum: 80-Series Tech
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80 series shudder / vibration on acceleration
yes it got a little better when I replaced the stabilizer bar definitely more noticeable under harder load - acceleration- Rumi
- Post #5
- Forum: 80-Series Tech
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80 series shudder / vibration on acceleration
Just replaced all power steering lines and pump redid a birfield joint- Rumi
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- Forum: 80-Series Tech
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80 series shudder / vibration on acceleration
Hi I’m trying to diagnose a shuddering/vibrates on acceleration it’s seems to happen more on initial acceleration around 2000 if I smooth it out it’s not as prevalent does not happen in neutral ? many thanks!- Rumi
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- Forum: 80-Series Tech
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Power steering bleeding issues
Hi So I’ve been going left to right a number of times now as soon as I start up the fluid immediately gets hi in reservoir and now fluid remains at top and hasn’t gone back down? Thanks- Rumi
- Post #13
- Forum: 80-Series Tech