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Trevor Jessie
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single clunk or a clackty clackty clackty sound?
(Let me know if I'm using too many technical terms.)
(Let me know if I'm using too many technical terms.)
jollyroger
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I know that sound. Those are some of the chorus lyrics from the Chuck Berry song "Almost Grown"
tony barnhill
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Coming from rear of engine or rear of car?
SilentUnicorn
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fan hitting the shroud when the engine twists?
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