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Old 27-01-2008, 11:23 PM   #1
mr302xd
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Default What is this rattle??????

Hey all

Could somebody please give me an insight to what this noise could be??

It basically is rattle/grind when taking car is at low revs in any gear, i can feel the vibration through the gear stick and is quite loud. Once it gets past say 1200-1400 rpm it goes.
What could this be??

Cheers Frank

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