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    Hiss sound that happens after I shift?

    In first 3 gears, after I let off the throttle I hear this hiss similar to a wastegate blowing in a turbo car.

    At first I thought it was due to the cracked ICV hose causing a vacuum leak. I replaced the hose last night and the hiss is still there.

    The car idles fine, drives fine, but I get this faint hiss after normal acceleration and shifting. Hiss is a bit louder is I shift after hard acceleration.

    I tried searching for info and found that this may be a normal sound for exhaust setups that aren't running cats. Any truth to this?

    TIA for any information.


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    I have a slight hiss as well.. I KNOW that one of my 2.5" V-Bands got warped when we welded it up and there is a slight leak there.. I'm thinking of running a "v-band gasket" but I havent gotten around to it.

    My car also has no cats.

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      #3
      yeh it could be a slight exhaust leak...
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        #4
        I have this also. It is intermittent. I have no exhaust leaks and a catalytic converter.

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          #5
          Check your CCV. The m54 I thrash has a bad one and it makes a hissing noise?

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