supercharged680

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hey there guys i after i installed the heads and cam this sound started to appear i went to the nearest garage.. they put my car up on the lift.. and i saw that a pipe was in contact with my chassis.. what effect does this have.. and how could i solve the problem

SnakeOiler

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The effect is that it causes a lot of noise. But, you know that already.

Loosen up all of your connections and see if you can reposition that a bit. The pipes shouldn't be that far over.

OnyxSilveradoSS

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it hammer time!

if it hits it could be seen as false knock by the computer.

supercharged680

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what if i dont wanna hammer it is there any other way :S?

Atomic

iTrader: (42)

beat the pipes or the frame....

every exhaust shop ive been to always puts a wrench or something right there to make sure there is clearence after everything is welded up

Foxxer

Now seriously, this ain't fun bro lmao

GMCtrk

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Check to make sure that the Y pipe connection in the Y pipe itself is fully seated.

hirdlej

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Those are ARH headers aren't they? I'd be contacting somebody if I were you.

2000chevysilverado

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push comes to shuve put a piece of old ruber hose between them solve problem there but it also does burn up after awhile

xsports33

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gently coax it away with a sledge hammer