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Old 19-05-2006, 03:57 PM   #1
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Default Rattle on cold start-up

Hi guys,

Have noticed in the last couple of weeks that when I start my XR8 after it has been standing for a few days, that just after the engine fires, there's momentary metallic sounding rattle coming from the engine. It goes away after a second, and doesn't return on additional start-ups when the car is warm. Also, if I start the car the two days in a row (i.e when it just sits overnight), the rattle is much more quiet, or not really noticeable.

Any thoughts? All comments/suggestions appreciated


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