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Hey guys,

My 03 auto T has an awful rattle when sitting in drive. It sounds like the whole exhaust is rusty and about to fall off.

The rattle isn't as bad when in park or nuetral. Does anyone know what it is, and how to fix it? I'm out of warranty and am hoping its something its just something loose I can fix myself.

Cheers

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Sorry I'm new to BA T's but the heat sheild is the metal that covers the exhaust underneath the car yeah?

Or are we talking about the shield in the engine bay?

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Rip the bloody heat sheild off mate.. Mine was removed some time ago and its all good now

yeah they go around the exhaust from the cat back. I think they are held on by a few clamps

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  antigravity said:
Sorry I'm new to BA T's but the heat sheild is the metal that covers the exhaust underneath the car yeah?

Or are we talking about the shield in the engine bay?

The one under the car mate, the one on the engine bay won't rattle

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  PhantomFox6 said:
dont jump on it man ...you might want to put it back on later....

You may have just saved the bastard.

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Leave the one on the dump pipe (the one comimg off the turbo). Just take off the one underneath the car. Im pushing over 300 rwkw and without my shield is fine.

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