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Old 03-31-2010, 01:47 PM
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I own a 1997 Dodge Ram with the 318 V8. I recently put a magna flow muffler on it, pretty sure its part number 11256, anyways since i put it on its been making a weird noise, almost like a farting noise (hard to explain) when you go hard on the gas. I'm not sure if its because of the way i put it on but I got it about 2.5 feet behind the c/c then muffler, then i got a 90 degree elbow and a straight pipe out the side infront of the rear tire on the passenger side. I want to fix it because it kind of annoys me. Any suggestions or ideas would be awsome.
 
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Old 03-31-2010, 04:51 PM
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Check the connections. If your pipe isn't inserted all the way into the muffler, any escaping gases will make a poping/farting sound. The best solution to this is welding the joints in place. That is you're ok with how it's run and want to leave it that way.
 
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I got it coupled together with a 2 1/2'' inside diameter coupler, so it goes over the exit of the muffler and over the tail pipe, so i don't think there is escaping gas, could be tho. But like i said its kind of hard to describe the sound. I've been told it sounds like too much back pressure or not enough, kinda like a poot poot sound? And i'd love to weld it but its a stainless steel muffler and i'm not good enough with the tig torch to try.
 
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is it a single flow muffler like most, meaning it only goes on one way, i have heard of simillar things with ppl putting the muffler on backwards, exit toward the cat.
 
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I am absolutely positive that the box said something along the line of it has a "reversable design." Some one told me that it is because their is a 90 degree elbow right after the muffler so that might cause it, and also that their is only about 3 feet of pipe after the muffler including the elbow, so their isn't enough back pressure. So i don't know what to believe.
 
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is it a single flow muffler like most, meaning it only goes on one way, i have heard of simillar things with ppl putting the muffler on backwards, exit toward the cat.
I believe im having that same issue the arrow on my muffler is pointing towards the front of the truck and I have alot of back pressure it feels like I'm just worried it was welded on backwards maybe its a stock muffler
 
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the arrow points in the direction that the exhaust should be flowing...sounds like it's on backwards to me.
 



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