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Hi guys. On the 3.2v6 there is an issue with the air intake manifold, under the plate with with the torx screws. From inside there is a loud rattling when the engine is revved hard. Unfortunately this part seems bonded to each other and I'm not sure what purpose the screws serve as you can't look inside it !!!.... below on the same part is the long round air intake control flaps which are vacuum operated under rev range. I originally thought the timing chain may be at fault because of the noise, but it is definitely inside the air intake manifold.