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Thread: Deuce whistle problem

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07-31-2009, 19:58

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jatonka

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I have a real nice deuce non turbo that started to whistle a little as I would accelerate thru the gears. I found bad exhaust gaskets , replaced them and cured the whistle. Maybe change your fuel filters to cure the power problem. Napa 3511 and Napa 3512 or 3540. Or get my spin on adaptors JT out

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