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some say that its your heat shield, i tried that but then it did nothing. so i messed around with my exhause system and i had to tie my catilatic converter up with hanger and a jack to hold up the pipe while you tie the hanger on. Its about 200.00 to fix or a simple hanger with a car jack
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What is that annoying sound every few seconds in Itunes?
warning sound
How many meters will sound travel in 30s?
At sea level sound travels 33,488.4 feet every 30 seconds.
Is it true vibration makes sound?
Yes infact every time somthing vibrates it makes sound even if you can't hear it.
What sound does a snowy owl make?
It makes a medium to high pitch 'oo' sound that may be drawn out to last for several seconds.
Why sound when starting engine?
Every engine makes a sound when starting ... please be more specific.
Is fifteen a long you or a long e vowel sound?
It' a long sound - like 'wheel', instead of a short sound like .bed'.
What is the deference between a harpsi cord and a piano?
A piano makes sound by hitting the strings every time a key is pressed. A harpsichord makes sound by plucking the strings every time a key is pressed.
When sound was discovered?
it was discovered in the fifteen hundreds
How is sound used to help humans every day?
it makes us communicate.
How many miles away is the lightning when you count 40 sec from when you saw the lightning until when you hard the thunder?
What I do know is it takes 5 seconds for the sound waves to travel 1 mile.So, if it's 5 seconds per mile, take 40 seconds and divide by 5 and the answer is 8 miles. That means if you count 40 seconds and hear the thunder, the flash was 8 miles away.One more thing, every second, the sound travels .2 miles.
How many meters will sound travel in 30 seconds?
The speed of sound at sea level is 10,208.7 meters per 30 seconds.
What is the earliest communicative sound a child makes?
Anything. It's different for every kid. Most kids make gurgles, but there are different words in almost every kid when they first comunnicate.
