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colleed225 11-24-2004 07:37 AM

My GSR Makes A Weird Noise Around 3100 RPM
 
There Is A Weird Noise Coming From My 96 GSR When It Hits About 3000 - 3200 Rpms. When I Rev It Up It Hums @ 3000-3200 , and When It Falls Back Down Around The Same Place It Hums. Is There Something Loose? Is It My Vtec maufunctioning? :confused:

TheOtherDave™ 11-24-2004 08:06 AM

Question: Why Capitalize Every Single Word?

Seriously though, you may have a loose heatshield on your exhaust, specifically around the catalytic converter. That's my first guess.

How many miles does your car have...and does the car see snow routinely?

Oh, and Welcome to HAN.

colleed225 11-24-2004 08:24 AM

my dad just surprised me with it monday. 124,000k, and i dont know its previous snow encounters. if its a loose heatshield, it doesnt matter ne ways cuz im getting a catback and header. Haha, i just joined HAN after i got my car, im 16 so my GSR is my first car

neeman77 11-27-2004 08:03 PM

I had a buzzing sound at that rpm and it was the heatshield on my cat...so it might matter. If its still there after u put on ur catback, check that heatsheild. I just put a clamp around mine.

dom93hatch 11-27-2004 08:17 PM

Remove the heat shield

dubcac 11-27-2004 08:59 PM


Originally Posted by colleed225
my dad just surprised me with it monday. 124,000k, and i dont know its previous snow encounters. if its a loose heatshield, it doesnt matter ne ways cuz im getting a catback and header. Haha, i just joined HAN after i got my car, im 16 so my GSR is my first car

Getting a header and a cat back won't fix your cat problem, because they don't replace the cat. It's either the cat heat shields as mentioned before, or the A pipe on the header.

Provocateur 11-27-2004 10:56 PM

I had the same problem. It is a faulty A-pipe on the manifold. The welds crack over time and I fixed the problem with a header. It went away.


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