Exhaust Chirp from Right Side Ansa Muffler

Rob FridenbergMember

I saw the same post from 2005(!!) but unfortunately it turned into a medical discussion for sore backs (which I can relate to!) without any resolution! I'm looking at a Pantera that I may buy that has the chirp at idle and above rpms. If you put your foot over the outboard tailpipe on the right muffler - sound goes away. I assume something has opened up to create this chirp?

Anyone else have this problem before on the Ansa muffler?? Thanks!

I hope to be a Pantera owner soon (perhaps next week!)

Rob

10/16/212:59 PM

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