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Car Forum / Subaru Cars / May 2008

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Rumbling Noise from rear end

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blackjackshlack - 24 May 2008 00:22 GMT
I’ve just bought an 05 2.0XT manual.  When you back off the power, you
get a loud rumbling noise.  It happens at varying speeds but more
often at speed (80 down to 70 mph) but not all the time.  You don’t
hear it when accelerating.  It all points to the exhaust but can’t
find a fault with it.

Any ideas or help much appreciated.

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Envoy Ed - 24 May 2008 03:08 GMT
Could it be the rear bearing(s)?  We just got a letter from SOA saying they
are extending the warranty on the bearings to 8 years /100K miles.  2005 or
2006 model year Legacys and Outbacks are the vehicles mentioned.
Tony Hwang - 24 May 2008 03:18 GMT
> Could it be the rear bearing(s)?  We just got a letter from SOA saying they
> are extending the warranty on the bearings to 8 years /100K miles.  2005 or
> 2006 model year Legacys and Outbacks are the vehicles mentioned.

Hi,
Very likely bearing problem. I had 3 bearing problems between two Impreza.
VanguardLH - 25 May 2008 03:06 GMT
> I’ve just bought an 05 2.0XT manual.  When you back off the power, you
> get a loud rumbling noise.  It happens at varying speeds but more
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> Any ideas or help much appreciated.

Could be a hole in the muffler, like on the top where you can't see it
when crawling underneath.  It could also be the gasket blew out that
connects the muffler pipe to the long exhaust pipe (coming from the
engine headers).  The rumbling could be backfiring which means your
mixture is too rich and you should get it adjusted before you blow out
other parts.  Sometimes you can find a muffler shop that will do a free
inspection.
 
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