complacentsee

I could be wrong on about that. I just don't think its very likly.

complacentsee

I would either check your air box next time this happens to see if there is water in it. Or next time you know its going to rain heavily duct tape over the holes and see if it still happens.

gaspam

just checked and it is bone dry, even has dry dirt in it....

And is it just me or is it frickin impossible to get the 4th clip underneath the MAF on the airbox back on? geez

complacentsee

Use a stiff peice wire, bend it into a small coat hanger shape on one end. Then from the backside, you get it onto the clip and pull up and towards the passenger fender. t

gaspam

ah gracias! and i use coat hangers for everything from cleaning my homebrew kegs to irritating friends- cant believe i didnt think of that!

Oh and i think i found the problem from audizine or sounds very likely...

"I had the exact same problem. What you are hearing is the center hanger hitting the drive shaft. The problem is that your hangers are not centered around the drive shaft and when the water hits the hot stainless steel pipes the exhaust line distorts. I ended up having to re bend some of the angles in the front "Y" section to get the exhaust line centered and the problem was fixed."

anyone else heard of this?

complacentsee

I dont know about actually using a coat hanger, but i used 28ish gauge copper telephone wire. From the big 50 line telco company ****.