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Originally Posted by boxster
San rensho. Thanks for the tip. You think ill be able to identify where the noise is coming from with a stethoscope? Ive never used one, so i have no idea what to hear with it. I will buy one from a drug store. I will take it with me to my mechanic and try to find where the noise is coming from whilst on the lift. As i said, i can hear nothing from inside the car or from near the wheels,the noise is that faint. When i crawled under the car i heard a slight ticking noise which seemed to be constant but couldn't tell if it quickens with the revs, there was nobody with me to press the accelerator whilst i was under the car.
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You don't need a medical scope. Auto Parts stores sell them for about $10. Your mechanic should probably have one. Of he is experienced with it, he will find the culprit fairly quickly and can also listen to the IMSB to determine if anything is wrong.
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