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[ryanwow2000@yahoo.com]

In the last 300 miles or so, my A12/2200 mi. has developed an interesting little high-pitched tweet from the exhaust, like a dog whistle or a pack of very vocal finches. It kind of sounds like the pitch of a VW Bug's exhaust. I'd be lying to say it didn't annoy the hell out of me. The birds must be evicted. I'm thinking the cause is the tailpipe (stock). I tried pulling it, and couln't really hear the whistle while running, but then again I couldn't hear much of anything through the volume of an open exhaust. So here are my questions I pose to you, the high-pitched noise gurus out there: 1. Can this problem be caused by anything BUT the tailpipe? 2. Assuming it IS the tailpipe, any suggestions for fixing it w/out getting a new pipe? Thanks! Ryan A12

[Eric and Amy]

Ryan-- After a 3000 mile trip, i now have the cousins of your birds in my tailpipe. It seems to change a bit when i rev the engine, but there is no noise at idle. Are you from texas by any chance? I think that's where they came from. Eric. A15

--- In DSN_klr650@y..., ryanwow2000@y... wrote: > In the last 300 miles or so, my A12/2200 mi. has developed an > interesting little high-pitched tweet from the exhaust, like a dog > whistle or a pack of very vocal finches. It kind of sounds like the > pitch of a VW Bug's exhaust. I'd be lying to say it didn't annoy the > hell out of me. The birds must be evicted. > > I'm thinking the cause is the tailpipe (stock). I tried pulling it, > and couln't really hear the whistle while running, but then again I > couldn't hear much of anything through the volume of an open > exhaust. So here are my questions I pose to you, the high-pitched > noise gurus out there: > > 1. Can this problem be caused by anything BUT the tailpipe? > > 2. Assuming it IS the tailpipe, any suggestions for fixing it w/out > getting a new pipe? > > > Thanks! > Ryan > A12

[Mark St.Hilaire, Sr]

> and I don't think I know how to cut and paste those.....but I sure > enjoyed looking at 'em !

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