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04-07-2005, 08:33 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jun 2005
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The one I've just acquired has a fairly noticeable whine (more like a low pitched tone) around 85km/hr coming from the rear area. I took it into Bayford before I purchased it and they thought it was tailshaft vibration. The dealer apparently "fixed" it but the noise is still there... it's just a bit quieter.
Any ideas? Is it normal or should I take it back to be fixed? I might see if he has another AUIII on the lot and take it for a test drive to compare. |
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Does your AUIII whine between 80-90km/hr?
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