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I've owned my skyline for about 11 months or so now and for quite a while there has been a rattle when revving around 2.5-3 grand. When i accelarate slow the sound is very faint or not noticable. Some have suggested it could be the exhaust but i'm not sure.

Now that i'm working again i feel it's time to get the poblem fixed. Has anyone experienced this or heard of anything similar?

Any help is apprecieated!

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what kind of rattle ?? it could be anything?? check that there are no wires hitting the driveshaft .. that will cause a loud rattle .. so yeah check to see that there isnt' any loose wires anywhere under the car ... exhaust shouldn't rattle when u accelerate, also could be a loose panel somewhere ..

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when the exhaust is cold the rattel is fairly loud (noticable over the exhaust when the windows are up) but after a bit of driving the rattel is less noticeable or not there at all.

The rattel is only there when revs are 2.5-3 grand, if it were loose pannels or wires hitting wouldn't rattel constantly??

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